Hi,
With the release of Review Board (1.6.6), the diff file size is limited to
1MB only.
Since my setup has a limit of 15MB with earlier version and with the latest
update I am facing problems
How can it be increased to say atleast to 10MB.
thanks
Ashish
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Hi Ashish,
What's the size you're hitting with your diffs, and what's in them? Diffs
that are megabytes in size are generally impossible to review.
I'll look at making the limit flexible, but I want to better understand the
problems people are hitting.
Christian
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Get the file from the repository (we use p4 print //depot/path/to/file#rev
for this), get the diff (just for that file), and then do:
patch -p0 < diff-filename
You may need to tell it the location of the file, since it may not find it.
Christian
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Revi
Hi Christian,
I attached the headers and data for a "publish" and for a "discard". I used
the "Live http headers" and "httpfox" add-on for iceweasel to capture them.
Hope that helps.
Cheers - Geert
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Hi Geert,
Hmmm so the publish.data and discard.data is what the addon is showing
what's coming back from the server? Because if so, there's something very
wrong here. That's XML data, and we're requesting JSON. I wonder if you
could install Firebug and reproduce just to make sure that's not some b
Hi Christian,
I upgraded my Iceweasel to install Firebug. Now after the upgrade the
problem has gone away, so I can't produce the logs you want anymore. Sorry
about that.
Is there anything else I can do for you to help?
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Hi Geert,
I wondered about that. I imagine there was some bug with Iceweasel causing
that. Based on the Firefox version it claimed to be based off of, it's
below our minimum supported browser requirements anyway. So if it works
now, awesome :)
Christian
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I know I previously looked to see if I could get memcached to report what it
has cached, but I didn't find anything.
Eric
On May 14, 2012, at 12:53 AM, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry, been on vacation this week.
>
> I'm not sure if memcached provides an easy way to see what's in th