HAving the very same issue.
I can create forks, push to them but creating a merge request fails.. there
is no commits to select from.
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Have you made sure that this is the case? I.e check permissions on
/your/git/path/repositories and compare with the user running the poller.
Also, is the poller functioning as expected? Does the user have the correct
Ruby/gems in its environment?
Christian
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 12:36,
Bah, finally figured this out. It's probably some kind of permissions issue.
The poller couldn't create the branch.
Haven't got the foggiest idea why, it's running as the same user as the
gitorious site I can create new repos.
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Argh, silly me. (Still haven't fixed it yet) Just did a git ls-remote
on statusnet realised that there actually needs to be a few refs in
the format:
d15128e19b8e89c4b03cc8fdbff63a20c367ca4arefs/merge-requests/
1002
d3a72431bef054217a71a97d3a13fd9b293fb86drefs/merge-requests/
Yes, completely consistent. I've tried multiple requests.
All the same, no files shown and an empty gray bar in the middle of
the page where the commit hash is supposed to be.
I'm sure this is going to turn out to be something completely bone-
headed on my part, but for the life of me I can't
Taking a ride down the rabbit hole has so far been fruitless, all I
can tell is:
- The poller is definitely running doing what is should, ApacheMQ
reports that the job was accepted completed.
- merge tracking info is published to the database,
updated_by_user_id is NULL because I assume it
It is able to delete the merge request without error though.
On Jan 12, 10:54 am, Shayan doch...@gmail.com wrote:
Taking a ride down the rabbit hole has so far been fruitless, all I
can tell is:
- The poller is definitely running doing what is should, ApacheMQ
reports that the job was
Just did some digging around with Firebug, and the problem seems to be
a Null shaString in the diff_browser.js file (the parseSha function in
particular). I assume that kinda means it can't find the branch or
something (None of git, ruby or js my forte).
On Jan 11, 3:10 pm, Shayan
Nuts, don't mean to spam. The instructions down the side for doing it
manually via git command line doesn't work either.
ie.
# Check out a new branch for integration
git checkout -b integration
# Fetch the merge request into this branch
git pull \
Sent: den 11 januari 2011 14:55
To: Gitorious
Subject: [gitorious] Re: Merge request not showing list of changed
files
Nuts, don't mean to spam. The instructions down the side for doing it
manually via git command line doesn't work either.
ie.
# Check out a new branch for integration
git
: den 11 januari 2011 14:55
To: Gitorious
Subject: [gitorious] Re: Merge request not showing list of changed
files
Nuts, don't mean to spam. The instructions down the side for doing it
manually via git command line doesn't work either.
ie.
# Check out a new branch for integration
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 7:14 AM, Shayan doch...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't see anything using git show-branch either, could it be that
the branch wasn't created in repo that I'm merging to?
When you create a merge request, a special branch is created in the
target repository - provided the poller
Thanks,
Tried (just to be explicit :) ) doing a git ls-remote on the repo I'm
merging to, in this case:
git ls-remote g...@git.myserver.com:etools-framework/mainline.git
and I got the following back (after setting the ssh command to debug
mode):
original_command: git-upload-pack
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