> It would be interesting to hear from other people on this list about their
> workflows.
I use svn here and for the most part I just work away on multiple
changes in a single workspace. When I finish a particular part, I'll
post a review for only those files. Once the review is done, I commit
on
Hi Tino,
I'm working on user manuals for Review Board, which I'm hoping to finish up
for 1.0. Right now, I'm about half way through a detailed Administration
Guide. I'll try to keep in mind the workflows suggestion for the Users
Guide.
It would be interesting to hear from other people on this lis
Hi Christian,
Thanks for the detailed explanation of your workflow. I was just looking
into using git on the client side too, since I'm familiar with it and patch
management is much easier just as you describe.
Nevertheless I'd also like to see how other approaches which use subversion
instead of
Hey Tino,
What a lot of us are starting to do both at VMware and within Review Board
is to use git as a form of patch management. Git can wrap around both SVN
and Perforce, allowing us to do all our work within Git and then push to the
proper VCS.
My workflow is generally as follows:
1) Create a
I agree, my question isn't exactly related to reviewboard and I should
have been more specific. The vcs in this use-case is Subversion.
Having multiple subversion checkouts might be a solution but suffers
from a lot of overhead too. Thanks for the hint about the patch-
management system Quilt, I'l
Hi Tino,
This greatly depends on the revision control system, and isn't really
specific to Review Board. If you have separate independent changes you want
to post to review, you need to do multiple checkouts or use some sort of a
patch-management system (like Quilt). This is a more general issue o
Hi,
I am wondering how you handle changes in the same file which don't
really fit into the same review request. So you would have a change
for which you create a review request. Then you change other things in
the same file and would like to create a review request for these
changes only. Is it n
