Use of svn:mime-type: text/x-trac-wiki not documented.

[mpotter@…]

One can set the svn:mime-type property on a file and have the file syntax color high lighted in the Trac source browser (docs), or for a value of x-rst have the browser render the file differently (docs, example). One can also set it to x-trac-wiki and have the file rendered as interpreted as Trac Wiki markup, but I could not find this documented anywhere.

This feature is in 0.11.6, presumably even earlier.

I would think it should be mentioned on TracSyntaxColoring and/or TracBrowser, or on a new page similar to WikiRestructuredText.

Question: Are there any other mime-types that are rendered differently in the source browser, as opposed to just syntax-colored, besides x-rst?

[Remy Blank]

Replying to mpotter@…:

I would think it should be mentioned on TracSyntaxColoring and/or TracBrowser, or on a new page similar to WikiRestructuredText.

Feel free to edit the relevant pages as you see fit.

Question: Are there any other mime-types that are rendered differently in the source browser, as opposed to just syntax-colored, besides x-rst?

Not in core. However, plugins are free to define renderers for any MIME types. Here​'s the converter for x-trac-wiki, as an example.

[Christian Boos]

Grabbing it from you, thijs ;-)

Feel free to add pointers to TracSyntaxColoring#KnownMIMETypes in places you find relevant.

[Christian Boos]

Mark, don't hesitate to fix my English (TracSyntaxColoring@50) ;-)

[Thijs Triemstra]

Replying to cboos:

Grabbing it from you, thijs ;-)

No problem :)

Feel free to add pointers to TracSyntaxColoring#KnownMIMETypes in places you find relevant.

It should probably be more emphasised that SilverCity support has been dropped since 0.13.

[Christian Boos]

Really? No, it's not. See [10333], it's just not active by default anymore, but you can still use it.