Re: rbssh cvs checkout

2011-01-29 Thread Christian Hammond
Hi Arjun, I'm on the road and don't have the URL handy, but if you'll go through the archive for the past couple days you'll see a thread on exactly this. Can you try the tests and workarounds in there and reply to that thread with the requested info? Christian On Saturday, January 29, 2011, Arj

rbssh cvs checkout

2011-01-29 Thread Arjun Surendra
Hi, Everything related to cvs checkout was working on reviewboard version 1.5, we migrated to the latest version 1.5.2 and cvs checkouts failed. The rbssh command line failed to the error was shown as "repository not found in path". What needs to be fixed in rbssh for it to make cvs checkouts wo

Re: git svn info very slow

2011-01-29 Thread Noah Kantrowitz
Okay, that sounds great :-) Thanks for looking in to this! --Noah "Christian Hammond" wrote: >I'm putting in a fix that checks for .git/svn. Even if it's empty, you >should be able to just nuke it and then never deal with it again. We'll >no >longer run 'git svn info' unless we see it. > >I'd r

Re: Ordering of repositories?

2011-01-29 Thread Oz Linden (Scott Lawrence)
On 2011-01-29 4:03, Christian Hammond wrote: Hi Scott, The ordering is, I believe, based on the name. Changing the name shouldn't invalidate anything, as we key things based on the repository's numeric ID. I changed the name of my least-used repository, and it did correctly change the orderi

Re: git svn info very slow

2011-01-29 Thread Christian Hammond
I'm putting in a fix that checks for .git/svn. Even if it's empty, you should be able to just nuke it and then never deal with it again. We'll no longer run 'git svn info' unless we see it. I'd rather not go the route of checking the contents just yet, as it's possible we'll break some legitimate

Re: Cannot add repository with cvs ext in 1.5.2 on RHEL5

2011-01-29 Thread Christian Hammond
Hi Praveen, The "root:" part you're seeing is just from the logging. To be sure, are you able to ping that hostname from the server? What happens if you try to ssh to it directly? If that works, what happens if you try with rbssh? That might help narrow it down, because at the point where it's fa

Re: Ordering of repositories?

2011-01-29 Thread Christian Hammond
Hi Scott, The ordering is, I believe, based on the name. Changing the name shouldn't invalidate anything, as we key things based on the repository's numeric ID. There's nothing for changing the default order. There are feature requests filed asking to pre-select a default for a user based on what