Hi Rob,
At this point, "Gremlins" appear to be the best answer from what I'm able
to see right now. The output in that error is directly contradicting the
conditional that allows the error to be shown, so something really bizarre
is happening that absolutely should not be able to happen. It's not
It's possible the patch fixes the problem if you run prepare-dev.py prior
to running `setup.py develop` (generally, you should run the latter first
-- prepare-dev.py is mostly running it to sanity-check). We'll take a look
and see if that fixes this particular problem for development servers.
Hi Gene,
We're beta-testing a feature for Power Pack that does exactly this. It
needs some hand-holding right now, and may require some post-import work,
but if you want to give it a try, I can send a build your way with
instructions. You'll need to get a Power Pack trial license first at
Hi,
Is there any tool, internal or external to Reviewboard, that can export
reviews or review requests and so we can import them on another Reviewboard
instance?
Our usecase on this matter is we have an external team coming in help us in
on of our projects and we want them to have their own
Hi again,
At least for prepare-dev.py it seems to be a problem with ordering. As it
is now, pkg_resources.iter_entry_points("reviewboard.scmtools") does not
return any entry points. Applying the attached patch fixes that. No idea if
that is the correct fix, but it seems to work here at least.
//
Hi,
As an experiment I removed my virtualenv and created a new one. Then I ran
python setup.py develop in djblets master followed by python
contrib/internal/prepare-dev.py and ./contrib/internal/devserver.py. The
installation had no scmtools registered.
% ./reviewboard/cmdline/rbsite.py manage .
This sounds like the tools didn’t get properly registered. You can run:
rb-site manage /path/to/site registerscmtools
To try this again. It’s possible it failed due to some dependency issue,
but that command should show you the relevant error in that case.
-David
On Sun, Oct 15, 2017 at 9:15 AM
Hi,
I've seen the same thing when setting up reviewboard for development. For
me the problem was solved by removing the database and setting it up from
scratch. I assumed it was something in my environment, but perhaps it's a
real bug?
Anyway, you could try dropping the database and creating the
just install review board on our local server (Windows server 2008) and
noticed, when adding a repository - the only options available are for the
team foundation.
There is no option to support GIT, SVN etc as per the old version.
Am I missing sometihng?
many thanks, Neil
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