The password field in Admin UI expects an encrypted password, so setting
something there won't actually give them a password they can use. There's a
way to do it from a Python shell, if you wanted to go that route:
$ rb-site manage /path/to/site shell
>>> from django.contrib.auth.models im
Hi Kunjal,
There's no good way for this, short of writing custom code to automate it.
You'd need to loop through every user in AD and call
reviewboard.webapi.json.find_user("username"). I can't really help with the
part about looping through AD users, though.
That being said, you should be able t
Hi Ravi,
I'm a little curious as to what your setup is here. There are only a few cases
where I'd expect folks to be using round-robin DNS for Perforce servers. Are
these p4p (Perforce proxy) instances?
-- Paul
From: reviewboard@googlegroups.com [review
Hi,
This is definitely doable. The diff viewer actually uses the API for posting
comments and reviews.
The docs are in need of a full rewrite (slowly getting there), but you can
sort of see an example of how to do this at:
http://github.com/reviewboard/reviewboard/blob/master/reviewboard/htdocs/
Hi Ravi,
There's no good solution to this today. Right now, it needs one perforce
repository it can rely upon, and if you were to add multiple repositories,
it would not work. In the future I really would like to make our repository
matching more flexible, but it's not trivial.
There are two thin
Thanks Christian for that info. I was able to patch the script and verify it
works. I am putting the changes inline here for your review:
diff post-review.orig.py post-review.py
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> from types import ListType
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>
> # If repository_path is a list, get the name in list registered
Can you put this up on http://reviews.reviewboard.org/ ? You should just use
post-review for this, as it'll pass some parameters needed in the diff
generation.
Christian
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