Even if a comment is on a single line, you can get as much context as you
need by hovering over the line in the review and using the expansion
controls. Can you verify that this works on your server?
Christian
On Mon, Aug 13, 2018 at 6:28 AM Rod Flancher
wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> We ar
Best option then would be to store the mapping in some form (such as a
Python dictionary or JSON file) and then have a script go through and
update each via the mapping. This could be done as part of the script
above. It should be a matter of taking the username, looking up the new one
from the map
Hi Adam,
The common setup is to configure Apache to talk to Review Board (a
configuration file is generated out of the box) and then to configure
Apache to serve up a SSL certificate. You'll need to have your VirtualHost
configure to use port 443 and point to your SSL cert file and enable SSL.
Hi,
I want to get my team setup with Review Board, but one of our requirements
is that traffic between clients and the Review Board server is encrypted.
I'd like to be able to set up certificate validation, too. I've seen
reference to SSL/TLS in passing in Review Board change lists, but I haven
