The other option is to add a command line override for the SCM
repository information.
I ended up doing this for the SCM we use ..... although I've not yet
needed to make use of it :-) I think this is what the --p4-port flag is
for with Perforce.
You could also have some sort of mapping in the .reviewboardrc file
(again you would need to implement this logic). These would probably be
good contributions back for post-review if you do work on this.
Chris
qhlonline wrote:
Hi,sir.
I have met this problem before. post-review's CVSClient now get the
host name of CVS Server through "socket.getfqdn(host)", to replace
host part of your "CVSPath" string. But ReviewBoard server seems not
support it. So you can edit post-review yourself. You should find the
CVSClient part and function "get_repository_info()", you move the last
sentence of this function after "fp.close()" and ignore following
source code, That may be fine. You can have a try.
Best Regards!
??2010-01-06 13:19:31??heffe <[email protected]> ??????
>I have been using Review Board for a 3-4 months using the Web UI to
>submit review requests. I'm now trying to make use of post-review but
>I am unable to get it to work with my CVS repository configuration. I
>have multiple repositories configured on my Review Board server, some
>SVN, some CVS. One of the SVN repositories I have tested works with
>post-review, but CVS does not.
>
>My Review Board server configuration has a CVS repository configured
>with:
>
>:pserver:[email protected]:/reporoot
>
>(my CVS login doesn't need a password)
>
>When I try to use post-review, I see
>
> $ post-review -d
> >>> svn info
> >>> repository info: Path: cvsserver.domain.com:/reporoot, Base
>path: None, Supports changesets: False
> >>> cvs diff -uN
> >>> Looking for 'reviewboard.mydomain.com /' cookie in /home/
>heffe/.post-review-cookies.txt
> >>> Loaded valid cookie -- no login required
> >>> Attempting to create review request for None
> >>> HTTP POSTing to
http://reviewboard.mydomain.com/api/json/reviewrequests/new/:
>{'repository_path': 'cvsserver.domain.com:/reporoot'}
> Error creating review request: The repository path specified is not
>in the list of known repositories (code 206)
>
>I've been digging for hours to try and get around this but I can't
>figure it out. I tried removing the username from the Review Board
>repository configuration and then adding it to the username field on
>the repository editor page, but that fails completely to talk to my
>CVS repository.
>
>Any thoughts? Why does post-review not identify the CVS repository
>configuration I have in my Review Board server?
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