Looks like perhaps it was unable to write to the current directory as your
user. The real error was masked by a bug in setup-repo, which I'll get
fixed for the release.
Name-based lookups are a different issue. I hope to have a release within
the next few hours. Trying to write out the release not
Scratch that. It went successfully as root. Perhaps a permission issue?
On Tuesday, January 14, 2014 3:35:33 PM UTC-5, Zachary Gallagher wrote:
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> Ah... The bases weren't added. It was sub-directories. That was the
> problem. I added the base path, and re-tried 'rbt setup-repo --debug' and
> go
Ah... The bases weren't added. It was sub-directories. That was the
problem. I added the base path, and re-tried 'rbt setup-repo --debug' and
got farther. Now, you mentioned name-based lookup with Subversion. Is this
the currently expected outcome?
- Create '/dfs/*UserDirectory/CheckoutFol
Hi Zachary,
/api/repositories/ should not be empty so long as you've added more or more
repository configurations in Review Board and your user has access to them.
It's totally fine if a single server is hosting multiple SVN repositories.
Make sure to add the base of each repository (not a subdir
Also, and I feel I may be abusing this opportunity to ask a third question:
Is there still a problem I should expect if a single server is hosting
multiple svn repositories? Or was that just an older version. I"m looking
for documentation for it, but it's not coming to me easily.
On Tuesday, Ja
That being said, http://ReviewBoardServer/api/repositories *is* empty. And
I am given the impression that it shouldn't be. Was this something that was
dropped. I'm using RB 1.7.16.
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Oh, well that's better. I'm a novice sysadmin, so I'm never sure how much
of any given problem is a "real" problem, and how much is because I left
off the trailing / or something.
Thanks for the response!
On Tuesday, January 14, 2014 2:40:43 PM UTC-5, Christian Hammond wrote:
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> Hi Zachary,
>
Hi Zachary,
It's trying to find a match based on the result of 'svn info'. If it can't
find a repository entry on Review Board that has a Path or Mirror Path
matching your local checkout, then it'll fail. This is a new tool, and we
probably should improve it in this case.
What I'd recommend is cr
I navigate to a subversion checkout. I run rbt setup-repo --debug. This is
what I get.
There are four repositories linked on our reviewboard server, but they're
not hosted on the same machine. How do I get this to work? I'm sure it's
something blatant that I've missed.
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