This is a rather old thread, so I hope the people discussing here are still
in the group.
My question: reading this says to me, that reviewboard simply can not be
used with Mercurial over ssh. And still not in 2016. Am I right here?
Thanks and Cheers, Wolfgang
Am Donnerstag, 19. Mai 2011
Hi,
I installed reviewboard using easy_install. I've version 2.5.3 in place.
I've created a repository within reviewboard, it's a Mercurial repo,
connected via ssh. My configuration is:
Name: testrepo3
Hosting service: none
Repository type: Mercurial
Path:
RB Version: 2.5.3
Seems like the code is trying to convert a hash code to an int
When clicking on a review for certain reviews I get this error
*.*
*.*
*.*
* File
"/wayfair/pkg/python2.7/latest/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ReviewBoard-2.5.3-py2.7.egg/reviewboard/scmtools/models.py",
line 546,
Hi John,
The RBTools for Windows installer depends on a distribution of Python
called PortablePython. This was never updated to a modern Python 2.x
release, which is why this flag didn't work. In fact, they're no longer
maintaining PortablePython, so we're looking at alternatives. The next
These were working in 2.0.18
On Thursday, March 24, 2016 at 5:01:59 PM UTC-4, Jim H wrote:
>
> RB Version: 2.5.3
> Seems like the code is trying to convert a hash code to an int
> When clicking on a review for certain reviews I get this error
>
> *.*
> *.*
> *.*
>
> * File
>
Hi Jim,
It looks like you're posting a Git diff to a Subversion repository. I don't
know how it got as far as it did (it should have failed validation), but
Subversion revisions are integers, not hashes.
Can you confirm what type of repository this is supposed to be?
Christian
On Thursday,
These diffs are for git (although our rb implementation has both git and
svn reviews) I'm not sure why they are being routed through svn. I'll say
it's a copy of our production 2.0.18 DB which has been upgraded to 2.5.3.
Jim
On Thursday, March 24, 2016, Christian Hammond
Hello,
We have noted that the latest version of rbtools doesnt work with option
--disable-ssl-verifications.
Looks like the inbuilt python version is not supported. So we have compiled
with python 2.7.11 and it works. Will this be fixed ?
/BR
John
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I've since switched companies and am no longer using RB nor Mercurial so I
can't confirm either way, sorry.
Chris
On Thu, Mar 24, 2016 at 3:52 PM, Wolfgang Hottgenroth <
wolfgang.hottgenr...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> This is a rather old thread, so I hope the people discussing here are
> still
