For what it’s worth my group transitioned from GitWeb to cgit a couple of years
ago. The performance increase was dramatic. I imagine there are other
git-to-http options out there as well.
Terry
From: reviewboard@googlegroups.com [mailto:reviewboard@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of David
John,
rb-gateway has not had an official release, but there are a few people who
have built it and are running it. It's designed to be run on the same
server as your central git repository, so it doesn't use a clone at
all--it's therefore equivalent to how people use gitweb right now, but it
has
Thanks for the quick reply David, that helps a lot.
Is rb-gateway released yet? I can't find a lot of info about it yet. Will
it handle this problem of keeping the git repo's up to date? I could
imagine if there is a service between ReviewBoard and the Git repo, when rb
asks rb-gateway for a
Review Board uses the repository to fetch the "original" version of the
files for each change in order to construct the side-by-side view (since
the diffs that are uploaded are just unified diffs with limited context).
Updating every 5 minutes is likely to work almost all the time, but if
someone
