OK that's better. I decided to first give a try to linux, since it
seems your base platfrom.
I've managed to post my first review that support diff.
Here are some point you could find interesting (as I think I've done
all the basic stupid things a newbie user will do):
First a little exaplantion:
My repos is like this:
- www.xxxx.xxx
- project1
- porject 2
etc...
1) First in repos creation;
I checkout project1 and so I thought in repos path in repos creation I
thougth I had to put svn://www.xxxx.xxx/project1. (copying svn info)
It seems I only needed to put svn://www.xxxx.xxx (and not svn://www.xxxx.xxx/
...) yeah, when I say that I did all the possible mistakes...
2)I think I've got a bug, each time I create a newreview:
- modify a file
- post-review
Review request #10 posted.
- then I access to my board
it appears in draft
I fill the missing things a) reviewer group b) description c) testing
done d) summary
- i click publish
- I get an error 500 with no information
- I reclick and all is then ok ...
So all start to go not so bad ;)
Finally I 've choosed to FORCE
REVIEWBOARD_URL = "http://192.168.X.XXX/reviews/"; in the script
And all is working very well.
Will do some test under windows monday since I need to be on the local
network for that :)
Will do a little report, couls help you improve this interesting piece
of software ;)
Laurent
On Mar 20, 10:50 pm, Christian Hammond <chip...@chipx86.com> wrote:
> You must set either the REVIEWBOARD_URL variable within .reviewboardrc or
> set the "reviewboard:url" property on your SVN directory for the project.
> The property is preferred, and there are instructions for this within the
> post-review script.
>
> The repository URL provided by running `svn info` is what you must use in
> Review Board itself in the repository entry.
>
> Did you create a Repository entry in the admin UI in Review Board, and what
> is it set to?
>
> Christian
>
> --
> Christian Hammond - chip...@chipx86.com
> Review Board -http://www.review-board.org
> VMware, Inc. -http://www.vmware.com
>
> On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 2:37 PM, laurent.dufrec...@gmail.com <
>
> laurent.dufrec...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > Just another thread because this is not related to the exception
> > handling.
>
> > It seems that I misuse post-review.
> > I was thinking that I had to launch it (wherever I was), and it would
> > ask me what was my SVN repos, what was my diff file, ans it would send
> > the update to the server.
>
> > Seems it does no do that. It seems it is looking for some info about
> > the repos.
> > Does it took the info from REVIEWBOARD_URL = "http://192.168.1.200/
> > reviews"?
>
> > If yes, admitting I have misconfigured my server (because it does not
> > detect the SVN repos. How can I check my repos config?
>
> > In fact I've also tried to declare a review via the web interface
> > sending it a .diff.
> > But trying to see diff, it show me a blank page. So what, Snv repos
> > declaration is misconfigured. If yes, where could I find a log to
> > check this?
>
> > I must admit I'm a little bit lost. For the moment I haven't set the
> > svn properties, just using .reviewboardrc but it doesn't seems to have
> > any effect.
> > REVIEWBOARD_URL = "http://192.168.1.200/reviews";
>
> > So what, more a server repos misconfig?
>
> > Laurent
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