After upgrading to 1.5.5 I still have problems adding repositories
remotely. The request body is as follows (content-type is set to
application/json):
{path: http://10.10.16.117/scm/git/wifi.git;, tool: Git, name: wifi}
While the response is 400 Bad Request with data:
{fields: {path: [This field
Are there any plans / rough ETA to add mercurial support to post-
review? We've been using http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/ReviewboardExtension
which is pretty good but doesn't support some of the features of post-
review like passing in a diff file. Plus it'd be better in general
for folks to
When installing PyLucene on Redhat, after installing the jcc, you must
modify the makefile to suit your needs. There is a chunk of code
commented out that you have to un-comment a section for your os's
environment. When you un-comment out the section closest to your os
version, you need to also
Hi all,
I'm currently using RB 1.5.5 and RBTools 0.3.2. Whenever I try
submitting a review via a Subversion post-commit hook with the
publish flag, the command hangs indefinitely. Here is my debug
output:
www-data@ainet:/home/git/svn-repositories/test$ post-review --
server=http://ainet
Hi fellow reviewboarders,
I've been struggling for several hours trying to get reviewboard to
recognize our ldap setup. I'm able to connect to the server using TLS
with other ldap clients and am confident the ldap server is configured
correctly. At the moment I have both ldap and ldaps up and
I am having the exact issue that Rajat was. I'm guessing that it is simply a
matter of me not understanding exactly how reviewboard works.
Here's what post-review --debug gives me:
post-review --debug
RBTools 0.3.2
Home = /path/to/home/dir
svn info
git rev-parse --git-dir
git symbolic-ref
I think I figured this out.
Essentially, we were using git without a centralized repository. I believe
that reviewboard doesn't like this.
So, I set up a directory on our server to act as a central repository and
then cloned our repositories into there using the --bare option:
cd
Hi,
I installed ReviewBoard (1.6 RC1) for our project (dmtcp.sf.net) in
its web space on sourceforge.net. I installed it in the htdocs folder
and moved the ReviewBoard.wsgi to cgi-bin directory. Since I don't
have root access on the machine, I had to install everything in the
project webspace.
Updates:
Status: Fixed
Comment #7 on issue 2025 by trowb...@gmail.com: Server error 404 when
adding comments to screenshot
http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=2025
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