On 2013-02-20 12:31, chuck j wrote:
how to get review request id after successful posting of review request and
before publishing the review request.
Can you be more specific? How are you posting the review request? In
what form do you need the ID?
If you are writing a wrapper over post-review and need the request ID
(e.g. my git-rb script does this), you can redirect the output to a
temporary file, and find the ID from that like so:
matchexpr='Review request #[0-9][0-9]* posted'
request="$(sed -n "/^$matchexpr/"'{s/^.*#//;s/ .*$//;p}' "$log")"
(...where 'log' is a shell variable with the name of the temporary file
containing the output of post-review.)
Don't forget to check the exit status of post-review to know if it
succeeded.
If you are using the web interface, the ID is part of the URI as soon as
you create a new request; just look at your address bar.
If you generically know that there exists a review request draft, the
best you will be able to do is list all requests, query the status of
each, and note any that are drafts.
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