diff_view page applying patch to tip of branch (and finding conflicts)

Using mercurial repo and 'hg postreview ...'. If a patch applies cleanly to the tip of the branch, the view_diff page works correctly. However, if the files change in the branch subsequent to the RB post, I get a patch collision and the ...didn't apply cleanly. message. 1. Does RB intend

Re: diff_view page applying patch to tip of branch (and finding conflicts)

On Wednesday 18 April 2012 07:46:19 pm kredler wrote: Using mercurial repo and 'hg postreview ...'. If a patch applies cleanly to the tip of the branch, the view_diff page works correctly. However, if the files change in the branch subsequent to the RB post, I get a patch collision and the

Re: diff_view page applying patch to tip of branch (and finding conflicts)

Thanks for confirming! Can you provide a more verbose CLI example/explanation, please? suppose a-b-c-d is public changeset d-e' is made and posted using hg reviewboard plugin What command should be used? What info is sent to reviewboard? If d-f is pushed to the public repo from a different

Re: REST examples?

Actually, I'm writing this application in Python. Unfortunately we can't wait for the new Python API. I wish. I'm not very proficient on REST design patterns. I guess I might have made two wrong assumptions. One that rbtools didn't use REST, and the other that I couldn't import it. Now I now it

Re: ReviewBoard server on Windows

Yes, I do install reviewboard on linux, which it runs perfect now. I just install reviewboard on windows for a try. regards. carl 2012/4/18 Christian Hammond chip...@chipx86.com We strongly recommend a modern Linux installation. Python on Windows is full of problems. One option is to use a

how to use a rbtools(post-review) to choose the one of multiple repositories to register my diffs?

hello, I am a beginner for a rb. I want to upload my diffs from my shell. but, whenever I tries to upload my diffs, a post-review tool chosen the different repository url for me. I have 3 different repository currently. my-reviewboard.com/api/repositories returns 3 respositories.

Re: how to use a rbtools(post-review) to choose the one of multiple repositories to register my diffs?

Are those three repositories just subdirectories of one single SVN server? If so, that's not quite how you should do it. There should be one repository per SVN server. post-review will operate on that assumption. Christian -- Christian Hammond - chip...@chipx86.com Review Board -