I don't use SVN, I use Perforce but I'm but I stated getting the The
current directory does not contain a checkout from a supported
source code repository. error. This started happening after I upgraded
my P4V client to be the latest 64 bit client.
I also have P4W installed as a 32 bit
Haa, I found the problem caused by svn client. I use TortoiseSVN as my
svn client in Windows, but it seems post-review could not communicate
with svn server through TortoiseSVN.
I installed command line svn, the problem solved.
Thanks for you help!
On Sep 28, 1:46 pm, Christian Hammond
Home has nothing to do with the checks. That's just for our own usage.
You need to run post-review from within an SVN, CVS, Git, etc. checkout
directory.
Christian
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But the problem is I already tried post-review in checkout svn
directory(which contains a .svn folder), it still give me same words.
How to solve this? Isn't post-review support windows7?
On 9月27日, 下午4时24分, Christian Hammond chip...@chipx86.com wrote:
Home has nothing to do with the checks.
To determine if you're in a valid checkout, we run svn info and look for
the text Repository Root. What do you see when you type that?
If the output is localized, that's the problem, though we already try to
force it to be English.
Christian
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Review
I run post-review in command line in Windows, below is the result:
C:\Users\XXXpost-review -d
RBTools 0.3.3
Home = C:\Users\Tang\AppData\Roaming
The current directory does not contain a checkout from a supported
source code repository.
It seems post-review will search the user data folder for
