Important: Who's running directly out of an SVN checkout?

Hi everyone. We need to know who is still running Review Board directly out of a SVN checkout, rather than through an installed copy (by way of "make install"). We're trying to transition away from Makefiles for installation and toward Python eggs. However, this requires a few changes in our SVN

Re: Poll: How will you be affected if we remove IE6 support?

I want to thank everyone who replied, and if you haven't yet we'd still love your input! We had some good comments on the subject. It seems that while most places have moved past IE6 at this point or are willing to, there are still several who can't upgrade at this point. So I'll continue to work

performance: create some indexes

These past couple days, Christian and I have been looking at performance. Especially in large deployments, reviewboard can get a bit pokey. One thing we discovered is that the database accesses for the dashboard weren't optimal. We've added some custom indexes to the codebase, but they'll only be

Re: post-review error "Unable to parse diff header:"

Nope. all the python stuff is under cygwin - doesn't run (without some serious setup issues) under dos. Note that this used to work with the previous version of post-review (v0.7)... under cygwin. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are sub

Re: post-review error "Unable to parse diff header:"

Maybe I missed this part in your response, but did you try running post-review in a standard DOS box with command.com? Christian -- Christian Hammond - [EMAIL PROTECTED] VMware, Inc. On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 2:14 PM, AndyP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm stuck. > > I did a difference betwee

Re: post-review error "Unable to parse diff header:"

I'm stuck. I did a difference between the 0.7 version I was using (a patched version from a while ago) and the new pristine 0.8 version. The diff command line is different, so I figured I'd just use the older version. The execute subroutine is pretty significantly different too though, so I was

Re: New install pathing error

Take a look at .pth files http://www.python.org/doc/2.5.2/inst/search-path.html - it sounds like this is a good example of when they could be useful. Chris On 10/14/2008 12:51 PM, Mark B. wrote: > Hi again, > Could anyone please give me some pointers on how to resolve this? Has > Review Boa

Re: New install pathing error

Hi again, Could anyone please give me some pointers on how to resolve this? Has Review Board been known to work on non-root installations at all? If so, what do I need to do to get Django (in the global site-packages) see djblets in my home directory? Thanks, Mark On Oct 9, 11:24 am, "Mark B."

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ReviewBoard tab expansion

I've done a google search and also a search of past messages without finding anything meaningful. We use hard tabs in our source code and out editors expand them to the equivalent of 4 spaces. ReviewBoard seems to expand them to 8 which messes up the alignment and makes code reviews a bit more o

Re: Poll: How will you be affected if we remove IE6 support?

Hi, As backwards as it sounds, some of the developers in my project are still using IE6 - and so is pretty much all management for that matter (it's what comes by default in our workstation installations, it's what they use). In any case, ceasing support doesn't sound too unreasonable. Might act

Re: Poll: How will you be affected if we remove IE6 support?

Moving to IE 6 would be difficult, if not impossible. Also, we're looking at expanding the use of Review Board to other groups within our organization and removing IE6 support would definitely hamper that effort. Regards, Manny On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 12:27 AM, Christian Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTE