On 03/29/09 02:56, Christian Hammond wrote:
> This isn't really that doable today, and would come with a lot of
> problems. Particularly, files are tied to a revision, and as soon as
> something in that directory changes, all old diffs will break.
Ahh, I didn't think of the older diffs. I was
Hi Christian,
On 03/29/09 02:24, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Would you mind sharing your configuration (or at least a representation
> of it) and how you manage updates to the repository, etc? Something we
> could use as a basis for docs.
Sure, it was pretty simple. Here is perhaps a rambling
I've made some optimizations today that will be going into beta 1.
I created a change with some deleted files and put about 15 comment flags on
one of the files. I'm sure this isn't anywhere near the amount on your
reviews, but it was a good sample to start with.
The comment loading code took, on
Done. http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=997
On Mar 27, 4:26 pm, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Thanks for pointing this out. What a silly thing to leave out. Would you
> mind filing a bug on this for tracking purposes?
>
> Christian
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This isn't really that doable today, and would come with a lot of problems.
Particularly, files are tied to a revision, and as soon as something in that
directory changes, all old diffs will break.
I'm a little confused about your setup. So you have third party projects (or
are they your own?) you
I don't really understand why restarting Apache would make this work
either...
What I generally recommend is that you provide a read-only HTTP URL for the
repository and set this to be your Path in the repository entry, and your
standard developer URL to be your Mirror Path. This works around a lo
Hey Brad,
This looks like a good candidate for the rbapi work I'd like to do (standard
Python API for talking to Review Board servers).
Does this script have an official homepage or something? I'm going to be
opening up the Third Party section at some point in the next month or two
and would like
It's generally best if you can use http for Review Board, otherwise some
additional configuration is needed. In this case, you'll hvae to look up how
to store an HTTPS certificate for that server and then put it in your Apache
user's .subversion/auth. Off-hand, I don't know how to do this, but ther
Hi Prabhu,
Would you mind sharing your configuration (or at least a representation of
it) and how you manage updates to the repository, etc? Something we could
use as a basis for docs.
Christian
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We would love this too, and we're hoping to get some student proposals from
Summer of Code that would begin adding better integration on Windows (namely
in IDEs, but some of this would likely require better hooks for post-review
in Windows).
David Trowbridge and myself (the main developers on the
On 03/28/09 16:15, Anders Steinlein wrote:
>> I don't really know anything about the Bazaar support, having no
>> experience with Bazaar. I'd definitely have written up some docs
>> about it otherwise, and would like to if someone will explain the
>> setup to me.
>>
>> The people who would k
Something which appears frequently here is "you should really be using
post-review". At the moment, this is a bad answer, because there is no
usable Windows GUI that does post-review.
First, let me give you some of my background. I am
Linux-Emacs-Python-Bazaar kind of programmer. I worked for sev
On 24. mar. 2009, at 03.01, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I don't really know anything about the Bazaar support, having no
> experience with Bazaar. I'd definitely have written up some docs
> about it otherwise, and would like to if someone will explain the
> setup to me.
>
> The peopl
These are the 2 errors that are being showed repeteadly:
* Error: there is no attribute "border"
(showed in each image)
i.e.:
* Error: end tag for element "span" which is not open
>
On 27 mar, 13:26, Kless wrote:
> The HTML errors follow there.
>
> You could install that firefox add-on to
Hi Albert,
These are good suggestions, and if you could file feature requests on our
bug tracker for these, it will help us to keep track of them.
The base diff path is an annoying problem that I'd like to find a good
solution to. Documentation is fine, inline help is good, but if we could do
som
When we first defined our current media structure for Review Board, there
wasn't a very solid recommendation, so we made our own. The recommendation
outlined there isn't too bad, but most apps that use Django are generally
single websites that have very specific needs for their media. In those
case
I'm not sure how changing the directory structure here would help you,
and even if it does, it may hinder someone else.
If you have something specific you need to do for your own
application, feel free to modify the directory layout for your usage.
That's what the MIT license is there for.
-Davi
I mean, that the general (and recommended) structure for projects
Django is to put the static files in './static', and for js in './
static/js'
http://ericholscher.com/projects/django-conventions/project/
So, if we use too the JQuery JS for our project, we have several files
with the same script
I'm not sure what you mean. Extensions won't bundle jQuery, they'll use
Djblets's version. Or are you talking about something else?
Christian
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On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 1:24
not even for JS? Because many users use JQuery so that we'll the same
JS scripts in './static/js/' and './static/djblets/js/'.
On 27 mar, 20:20, Christian Hammond wrote:
> There are no plans to change this structure. We're keeping it as
> appname/filetype. This will be important for extensions
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