Hi David,
Thank you, I will try it.
Yu-Kai
David Trowbridge於 2014年4月11日星期五UTC+8下午2時50分03秒寫道:
>
> Are you looking to prevent users from seeing any review requests that are
> part of the other project?
>
> If so, you can accomplish this with review groups and default reviewers.
> Create a review
Are you looking to prevent users from seeing any review requests that are
part of the other project?
If so, you can accomplish this with review groups and default reviewers.
Create a review group for each project, and add the various users to each.
Mark the group as private ("invite only"). Then a
Hi Christian,
So is there no other solutions except that I set different SVN repository
root to these projects?
Can future reviewboard support it because I don't see anything wrong when
two projects share the same svn root?
Thank you.
Yu-Kai
Christian Hammond於 2014年4月11日星期五UTC+8下午1時38分04秒寫道:
Hi,
Either way, they'll be able to see each others' review requests, unless you
use invite-only groups.
For Subversion, you need to have the repository configured to point to the
root of the repository. You can only have one repository pointing there,
though. Pointing to a subdirectory within the
Hi David,
Because they are two different projects, working by different people. We
don't want them to see mixed
review requests in one reviewboard repository.
David Trowbridge於 2014年4月11日星期五UTC+8上午8時49分22秒寫道:
>
> Hi,
>
> Review Board will try to find the root of your repository when you add it,
Hi,
Review Board will try to find the root of your repository when you add it,
which is why this is happening. Why do you want two separate Repository
connections?
-David
On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 3:46 AM, Yu-Kai Tseng wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are trying to user Reviewboard to review our codes.
>
>
Hi,
We are trying to user Reviewboard to review our codes.
We are facing a problem that we have many different projects saved in our
SVN server.
These projects share a same repository root, which is, the SVN server's url.
For example,
/
|- project1
|- project2
The repositor