Hi All,
Is there any API to get the revision number for a review.
Lets say, for the below review, there are 2 revisions that are added. So I
want the number 2 as the output. If there is only 1, output should be 2.
Is there any way or help document or any ideas. If there is any API, how to
use it.
The command worked fine from the cli.
Attached below is the output.
cvs -f -d checkout -r HEAD -p CVSROOT/modules
===
Checking out CVSROOT/modules
RCS: /CVSROOT/modules,v
VERS: 1.306
***
#
# The CVS Modules File
#
#ident
Hi Jan,
I had assumed the errors related to something in ReviewBoard opposed
to the repository, I suspect now with your prompting this isn't the
case. The repositories that are reporting this error use an SVN
configuration that is feed by SVNBridge (to our TFS servers). I hadn't
noticed them previ
A, I got this to work.
In the repository's configuration in ReviewBoard, the "path" is the
path to a local clone of the git project. Like /clones/project/.git
The "Mirror Path" is whatever your project's origin is. Like
git@server:project.git
-Michael
On Jan 24, 7:11 pm, Christian Hamm
Sure. I think the notable clues here are...
>>> Attempting to create review request on git@server:my_project.git for None
and...
>>> Error data: {u'fields': {u'path': [u"fatal: Not a git repository:
>>> 'None'\n"]}, u'stat': u'fail', u'err': {u'msg': u'One or more fields had
>>> errors', u'co
Right, Path is what Review Board will use to access the files. Mirror Path
is more of an Alias field (I intend to redo all that and make it a bit more
clear).
If you have gitweb or something set up, you can make use of the raw URL mask
instead, which will provide for a better setup. That's covered
Honestly, I have no idea where None is coming from.
Christian
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On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 8:25 AM, mhoydis wrote:
> Sure. I think the notable clues here are...
>
> >>> Attem
