Hey everyone,
We just put out a release of Review Board 2.0.16. This release contains
security fixes, so we recommend that you update!
There are also some significant performance improvements across the entire
site, especially for diff loading, along with a great many bug fixes.
This is all de
You shouldn't have to modify the diff files even if the paths include . and
..
For patches generated in the root of the repository, the base directory
should never have been ./, but /
A patch generated in a subdirectory but trying to give a full file path
(such as ../../trunk/path/File.java) shou
On Thu, Jun 11, 2015 at 4:34 AM Christian Hammond
wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> We just released RBTools 0.7.4, which features compatibility fixes for
> Python 2.6, TFS, Mercurial, amongst a few other improvements.
>
> To get the latest release, head over to the RBTools Downloads page at
> https://w
Working on it right now :)
Christian
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-Original Message-
From: Austin Wolfson
Reply: reviewboard@googlegroups.com >
Date: June 11, 2015 at 11:26:32
Hey
just wondering if there is a definite release date for ReviewBoard 2.0.16
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Some more info here as well.
If I generated a diff in /trunk/path and the patch file then ends up with
../../trunk/path/File.java in it, reviewboard is not liking the ../../ and
I always get an error that says "../../trunk/path/File.java was not found
in the repository", so it seems that it's n
Also got some more emails from other users that are generating paths from
the IDE, so the path in those diffs may be something like
../root/path/to/File.java and when they try to submit a diff there is no
way to get it to work. They were able to make things work in ReviewBoard
1.6.11 by using .
I recently upgraded our instance of ReviewBoard from 1.6.11 to 2.0.15.
Quite a few people have been reporting issues with uploading diffs that
contain ./ as the beginning of the file path and also using ./ as the base
directory. They just get an "Unknown Error" on the patch upload screen. For
e
Hey everyone,
We just released RBTools 0.7.4, which features compatibility fixes for Python
2.6, TFS, Mercurial, amongst a few other improvements.
To get the latest release, head over to the RBTools Downloads page at
https://www.reviewboard.org/downloads/rbtools/
For the full list of changes,
