Hi Ron,
The typical approach is for people to use the `rbt post` command to post a
change for review. The workflow generally looks like this:
1) Create a branch, work on code, commit.
2) When ready for review, run: `rbt post`
3) Go to URL provided, fill out any fields you want to fill out, then
Hi Christian,
Is the approach I'm using more difficult than the norm? I just want a
review request generated during the process of writing code, people able to
review it, etc.
What are others users doing to get a review request generated by an
in-house reviewboard server using a github
Hi Ron,
I don't believe Git offers a way to force post-commit hooks to be installed
in clones of a repository (likely for security reasons). They have a
concept called "templates" which can auto-populate content in a cloned Git
repository, but I don't think the repository you clone can control
Christian,
When a user commits or pushes from a GUI editor to their local repository
which is a clone of their github repository, how do I get reviewboard to
send out a notification? In this case they are not running the rbt post
command because they are using a GUI.
I see that each local
Hi Christian,
Yes the post-commit model is what I'd like to use. When I push to GitHub
from local workstation how do I have a notification sent out with a diff
from the on premise reviewboard server requesting a review of the code?
The only hooks directory is on the local working directory on the
Hi Ron,
The built-in WebHook support for GitHub is used to automatically close
review requests when a commit referencing the review request ID is pushed
to the repository. It's an incoming WebHook that GitHub can send to
(providing GitHub has the ability to reach your server), but it's not
Hi, I have repository setup at github and it's linked to reviewboard 3.0
and I receive a 200 OK response.
The reviewboard server is on premise.
I have followed the directions here
https://www.reviewboard.org/docs/manual/3.0/admin/configuration/repositories/github/
which seem to indicate once
