Florian,
If you're seeing "missing support" in the list, it's because pysvn isn't
loaded correctly. You'll still be able to create/edit repositories but they
won't actually work until that's fixed. Recreating the repository
configurations won't change that, and deleting a repository entry will
Hi David,
I'm using the docker images, both for 5.0.5 and 6.0.2. For the 6.0.2 rb
container I installed pysvn via Pip.
Since adding a new subversion repo worked just fine, I doubt it's a general
problem of pysvn, right?
Any further ideas? Anything I can do to further track it down?
Btw, it would
Florian,
You probably had subvertpy installed previously. Review Board 6 has removed
the subvertpy backend because it caused significant problems. You'll need
to install PySVN. We have a guide for doing that at
Parameters to PUT and POST operations in the API need to be specified as
form-data, not query parameters or JSON. This can be done with the -F
parameter to curl:
curl -H "Authorization: ..." -H "Accept: ..." -X PUT-F "email="
https:///api/users//
David
On Fri, Mar 1, 2024 at 10:45 AM Lyova
Hi,
I am using RB 6.0.2 and I want to change multiply users emails, so I need
to use the api.
I tried many options, but I could not update any user's email.
My query is:
curl -H "Authorization: token " -H "Accept: application/json" -X
PUT "https:///api/users//?email="
The response is as
Hi,
I'm just trying to upgrade from RB 5.0.5 to 6.0.2, which went quite well so
far. Though, having a look at the upgraded installation, I discovered a
problem with SCM repository settings:
Repos that had been are properly configured for Subversion in RB 5.0.5, are
missing the repo-specific
