Thank you. You can mark this solved!
On Thursday, 13 November 2014 02:53:51 UTC+5:30, David Trowbridge wrote:
You'll want to back up that directory, as well as your database. Whether
or not you back up the other apache configuration is up to you (the
important config files live in the site
Thanks for your reply! I had installed git on Windows without adding the
location to the PATH environment variable. Therefore rbt post/rbt
setup-repo was unable to execute git commands from cmd. After I added it,
it started working fine.
Also, another question. If I want to do a daily backup
You'll want to back up that directory, as well as your database. Whether or
not you back up the other apache configuration is up to you (the important
config files live in the site directory).
-David
On Wed, Nov 12, 2014 at 1:35 AM, Rajasiman Srinivasan rajasi...@gmail.com
wrote:
Thanks for
Hello all,
I'm setting up a Gitlab + ReviewBoard combination for a pilot project at
work. I've set up most of the things needed correctly but the Gitlab
branches/commits do not show up in the ReviewBoard site that I set up.
Here's my setup.
- Gitlab: 7.4.3
- ReviewBoard: 2.0.11
It looks like your repository is configured correctly in the Review Board
admin.
You won't see branches or commits in the New Review Request page because
this feature is currently only available for GitHub and SVN repositories.
If you've created the .reviewboardrc file yourself, you don't need
