The issue started from line 107 of "diffutils.py". This is how the
"patch" is executed:
p = subprocess.Popen(['patch', '-o', newfile, oldfile],
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
The subsequent error check
Hi, Dana:
I saw your posts are rendered at full length each line, but mine are
wrapped at 70-80 characters, which makes them look quite different
from what I originally posted.
What is the trick?
Thanks
On Sep 23, 11:28 am, Hui Lin wrote:
> The issue started from line 107 of "diffutils.py".
I just got Review Board up and running today using Apache+mod_python
+memcache on Windows (py25).
First question: Is this the right group to post a question to? :)
Things seem to work fairly smoothly, but when I try to save a comment
to a line of code in a diff I get a 404 at the top of the scre
Hi,
Yep, this is the right mailing list.
So first of all, did you mean to install the in-development version? That's
perfectly fine, but I want to make sure.
Was the review request published? Or did you leave a comment on the diff
before publishing the review request? That will cause this. There
Yes, I meant to install and try out the dev version.
The review was still a draft and had not been published.
I published the review and could make a comment fine.
I did a quick discussion search for 404 (and related), but did not see
anything.
Also interesting, when I had the review in draft a
The 500 error is odd. I'll look into it. Fortunately that's just an
admin-side thing, and it may be specific to the 1.1 dev branch.
This is the bug I was thinking of:
http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=831
Note that this shouldn't impact reviewers. It's only in the case where y
I resolved the patch issue by running Apache as a normal Windows
application, not a service. Not sure exactly why, but suspect that the
different user accounts for running Windows services (SYSTEM) and
running user applications (Current User Login) may be the reason.
Now diff view is working grea
Ahh, that very well may be. Glad it's finally working though.
Most of our development and testing is done on Linux. Some of our
dependencies are hard to install on Windows, and there's some other gotchas
like this that we're still only finding out about. I'm personally hoping to
find someone who w
