Repository/project name in the email request

I set up a ReviewBoard server and we are starting to use it now. However, we have many repositories set up on it (20+) and the review emails do not state the repository/project the email pertains to. Therefore it is difficult by just looking at the review request to know which project it relates

Re: Repository/project name in the email request

Great news, thanks! Is there a list of tags somewhere that I can refer to to see all possible tags? On Nov 29, 12:46 pm, Stein, Ruben ruben.st...@mevis.fraunhofer.de wrote: Hi Elardus, you can simply add what you want to display in an E-Mail by editing the corresponding template file(s

post-review, subversion and diff engines on windows

plans to do away with GNU diff program requirement on windows? Best regards, Elardus Erasmus DigiCore Technologies Embedded Software Engineer [cid:image8dc44d.JPG@e4ac947d.d53648f8] Tel: +27 12 450 2272 * Fax: +27 12 450 2311 Email: elard...@digicore.co.za * Website: www.ctrack.co.zahttp

RE: post-review, subversion and diff engines on windows

svn diff for subversion based repositories. That would have made installation/setup of the client (at least on windows) a bit easier. Best regards, Elardus Erasmus DigiCore Technologies Embedded Software Engineer [cid:image931ed7.JPG@28e910c1.4c674b78] Tel: +27 12 450 2272 * Fax: +27 12 450

RE: SVN 1.7 support

I have. Just don't ask me for the steps. They are long forgotten. But it was not too much of a hassle IIRC. Elardus Elardus Erasmus DigiCore Technologies (Pty) Ltd Embedded Software Engineer [cid:image892851.JPG@83b7751c.bc184850] Tel: +27 12 450 2272 * Fax: +27 12 450 2311 Email: elard

RBTools review creating taking very long

/review-requests/581/diffs/: {'ba sedir': '/Trunk/Source'} Review request #581 posted. http://HQDCTWS019:50001/r/581/ Elardus Erasmus DigiCore Technologies (Pty) Ltd Embedded Software Engineer [cid:imageb68af6.JPG@0a94a6e9.e3db4714] Tel: +27 12 450 2272 * Fax: +27 12 450 2311 Email: elard

RE: SVN 1.7 support

into was that the diff.exe program of the svn client installation messed with my GNU diff.exe path. I sorted that and it worked. Now that I think about it, I may have upgraded pysvn on the server also since some compatibility issues were reported (google). Elardus Erasmus DigiCore Technologies (Pty) Ltd

RE: It's too easy to upload diffs wrongly

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