Hi Tomash,
Yeah, you'll need to have a local copy that you preferably keep in sync. In
practice what you'll en dup doing is providing two diffs instead of one when
updating diffs. The first is the "parent diff," a diff between some known
upstream revision and the branch you're on, and then the nor
Hello,
I'm trying to set up ReviewBoard in my company for code reviews (we're
ruby-exclusive, but I personally got attracted to Django after seeing
how easy a deployment is). The thing is, we use git with remote master
repositories (i.e. on external servers). When I add such repository to
RB and
