FWIW - I posted a review request yesterday that contains a different
approach to fixing this:
http://reviews.review-board.org/r/815/
(The same changes are also posted to issue 840 as a patch file:
http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=840)
-- Steven
On Apr 14, 10:54 pm, roshan
Christian,
I'm sad to say that as far as I know we are planning to stay with ie6.
-Manny
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 5:39 PM, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'd like to reopen the possibility of dropping IE6 support. Now that IE8 is
> arriving and existing systems will automatically
The engineers I work with use a variety of browsers (chrome, firefox,
IE, safari even...)
Our IT department has tried to get everyone to stop using IE, but that
hasn't occurred since other web apps we use require the use of IE.
I'm not really certain if they support newer versions of the browser
hi～Everyone
I am sorry that I want to ask a question that
where I can download a GUI for post-review integrated with the Windows
Explorer?
Can anyone mail it to my mailbox?
thanks very much
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So I attempted to upgrade by downloading the eggs and doing an upgrade
on them, but now I have two copies of ReviewBoard and Djiblits egg
files...
I assume this is a bad thing? see log below:
[r...@home src]# wget
http://downloads.review-board.org/releases/ReviewBoard-1.0beta2-py2.4.egg
one more thing... if I go into the admin area of reviewboard, i see
this:
Review Board version1.0beta2
but I haven't run the rb-site upgrade command yet (by the way, the
reviewboard website is all 500 errors)
so, after running rb-site upgrade, it appears like things are ok...
except that th
here I am answering my own questions, perhaps someone else will have
the same problem as me...
when you're done upgrading, you can safely delete the old .egg files
the easy_install system keeps these old egg files around, you can read
all about it here:
http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/Ea
Yeah, it's sort of confusing. I'd like down the road to have something a bit
more custom for keeping servers installed and auto-upgrading sites, which
could delete the old eggs. Still, I suppose there's reasons you may want old
eggs around, but as you noticed, the newest version will be used by def
Hi all,
We just finished a comparison of reviewboard with Crucible and
CodeCollaborator. Overall everyone was impressed with ReviewBoard as
it certainly holds its own against these commercial tools.
However, the users noted a few areas that could be improved. Here are
the comments from the tea
