Re: Git repository setting

Hi Chaitanya, You will have to upgrade to at least 1.7.13 from 1.7.6. Regards, Barret > On Nov 10, 2016, at 1:16 AM, Chaitanya vulli > wrote: > > Hi David, > > I am using RB version Review board 1.7.6. I want to integrate my Bitbucket > Git repository with

Re: Git repository setting

Hi David, I am using RB version Review board 1.7.6. I want to integrate my Bitbucket Git repository with reviewboard. I could not see GIT in the repository type dropdown list. It is only contains Mercurial for BitBucket Host service. Please help me, if I miss any configuration Thank you

Re: Git repository setting

Hi Christian / David, Could you please confirm if this issue with Review Board / BitBucket Git intergration has now been addressed? I am inferring that this is the case, due to this post http://blog.rbcommons.com/page/2/ But I want to be sure. Thanks On Monday, May 20, 2013 1:14:10 AM

Re: Git repository setting

Git on BitBucket is supported as of Review Board 1.7.13, but you *must* use rbtools to create and post your changes (as opposed to `git diff`). -David On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 6:32 AM, a...@clearpathrobotics.com wrote: Hi Christian / David, Could you please confirm if this issue with Review

Re: Git repository setting

Hi Christian, I noticed this issue was discovered last year. Have you solved the bitbucket git integration issue? Thank you! Yang. On Sunday, July 1, 2012 11:16:03 PM UTC-7, Christian Hammond wrote: You'd need to upload the private key to Review Board. Review Board needs a key it can use

Re: Git repository setting

Unfortunately not. We've repeatedly asked BitBucket if they can implement the relatively trivial API that ReviewBoard needs, and as of yet they haven't. -David On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 11:07 PM, Yang Fan bunnyc1...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Christian, I noticed this issue was discovered last year.

Re: Git repository setting

Hey Chris, Thanks for replying. I understand now (at least we have a last resort). Our code is also hosted on Bitbucket using git, but I noticed that RB doesn't support git for Bitbucket (the dropdown menu has only mercurial), so I also tried to set it up manually: Hosting service: None

Re: Git repository setting

You'd need to upload the private key to Review Board. Review Board needs a key it can use to authenticate with other services, and a public key is no more useful to it than it would be for you if you were to try to SSH into another box. It's important to know that BitBucket's Git support in their

Re: Git repository setting

Good to know. For now I guess we can live with automatic syncing. Thanks Chris! On Sunday, July 1, 2012 11:16:03 PM UTC-7, Christian Hammond wrote: You'd need to upload the private key to Review Board. Review Board needs a key it can use to authenticate with other services, and a public key

Git repository setting

Hi RB devs, thanks for such a cool tool. I am trying to set up a custom git repo (since my app was hosted on Heroku, it doesn't seem to have web access for remote files). I guess my only bet is to use the local clone approach described here?

Re: Git repository setting

Hi Michael, RB doesn't manage the clone at all. You'd need a script to keep it up-to-date. What we strongly recommend is to use something like cgit/gitweb on the server with the Git repository, and use that for access. Sounds like that's a problem with Heroku though? Can you go into more detail