You can use post-review --output-diff to generate the diff without pushing
it to the server.
What version is running on the server? You may be able to find some data in
the log files, if you turn logging on.
Christian
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Hi James,
You only need one. It's just warning you about the missing modules in case
you want them, before you go too far into the install process.
It's checking the modules by trying to import them. If it's not finding
them, then the module is not in your Python path. It could be that there are
I'm trying the post-review tool on windows env but i get the following
error ...wondering is this a clearcase issue or reviewboard.
is the a command to create the diff in isolation ..so I can see or
upload it via the GUI.
How can i debug the server side ..?
Any help appreciated .
C:\python25\Scr
OK, so I'm looking at rolling out ReviewBoard in my new job and
everything's fine, EXCEPT:
What "diff" command to use?
I know MKS Toolkit won't work, I know that it pretty much needs to be
the GNU diff, so I did what I normally do and installed Cygwin.
The thing is, the cygwin latest (1
Hi,
A couple of points I failed to raise earlier. If anyone can help
point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.
- I _have_ installed psycopg2 for Postgres access. easy_install
confirms this.
- I have _not_ (and don't intend to) install the sqlite3 or MySQL
support because I am not
Have you tried changing the setting on admin interface - Admin - >
Settings -> General?
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