On Feb 2, 12:10 pm, Paul Scott psc...@vmware.com wrote:
Onkar,
We have a Review Board server that has reviews for 15 or so of our
repositories (mostly Perforce, a couple SVN, and likely soon a couple Git
servers once Git support makes it into a GA release). It works quite well for
us, and
Hi, Christian
Is that mean post-review will have to depend on easy_install? We
are making reviewboard automation, so the post-review is installed on
an Linux Server machine. But I have no root permission, And the python
installed on Linux Server machine did not install easy_install at
all. So I
easy_install is part of the Python Setuptools, which we very much require.
Setuptools is currently the main standard in Python packaging, and you'll
need it one way or another for installation. You should be able to download
it and install it in a custom PYTHONHOME, though.
Christian
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All,
I am running ReviewBoard 1.0.5.1 and am trying to review VHDL code.
It does not seem to have any syntax highlighting.
I though that the syntax highlighting was provided by Pygments which
seems to suggest that it does support VHDL highlighting (.vhd)
Am I correct in the use of Pygments and is
Hi John!
Today I also made reviewboard install without root privileges. I
made this compiling my own Python 2.5.5 to my home directory. Then I
install easy_install for this private Python and all dependencies.
This i my solution and until now works fine.
Greetings from Poland!
--
Jan Koprowski
Any info. on this one?
Thanks !
On Jan 26, 6:50 pm, Kunjal kunjal.par...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Chris,
With RB 1.0.5.1, when someone post the review with 1 binary file + 1
txt file, RB should filter out the binary file but txt file should be
able to get reviewed in RB.
We are getting
If i try with REVIEWBOARD_URL = 'None' (Below is the debug output)
It looks like the URL is correct now. But I am still getting error.
mob-rb-test{kaparikh}22: postreview.py -d
svn info
git rev-parse --git-dir
git svn info
git svn --version
git config --get svn-remote.svn.url
git remote
Hi,
Sorry, missed the previous e-mail.
On Perforce, we actually use 'diff' itself to determine if it's a binary
file. We do this by running diff on the old file and the new modified file.
If it tells us that it's a binary file, then we mark it as such, but
otherwise we treat it as a plain text
Hmm okay, well at least it's talking to the server now. If you check your
server log file, you should be able to see some exception information that
says what's generated that 500 error. If not, then temporarily setting DEBUG
= True in your site's conf/settings_local.py will display that exception
Thanks, I know now.
Regards!
On Feb 3, 4:28 am, Jan Koprowski jan.koprow...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi John!
Today I also made reviewboard install without root privileges. I
made this compiling my own Python 2.5.5 to my home directory. Then I
install easy_install for this private Python and all
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