Re: RBTools post review requests between my working copy and an arbitrary SVN revision

2015-01-30 Thread David Trowbridge
For now, you'll have to make your diff for that by hand and upload it either using rbt post --diff-filename or the web UI. If you wouldn't mind, could you file an enhancement request asking for this functionality? -David On Tue Jan 27 2015 at 7:22:04 PM Yu-Kai Tseng wrote: > Hi, > > The use cas

Re: RBTools post review requests between my working copy and an arbitrary SVN revision

2015-01-27 Thread Yu-Kai Tseng
Hi, The use case is Assume I modified code based on SVN revision 100, my code was reviewed and was committed to SVN (revision 200) After I committed the code, I found there was a better design of my code. So, I wrote the code again and wanted to create a review based on SVN 100 and my working c

Re: RBTools post review requests between my working copy and an arbitrary SVN revision

2015-01-27 Thread David Trowbridge
This is currently only possible if you create the diff yourself and post using --diff-file name. Could you explain your use case for digging between a non-HEAD revision and your working copy? -David On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 10:04 PM Yu-Kai Tseng wrote: > Hi, > > May I create a diff between my wor

RBTools post review requests between my working copy and an arbitrary SVN revision

2015-01-26 Thread Yu-Kai Tseng
Hi, May I create a diff between my working copy and a non-HEAD SVN revision using rbtools. I searched the document and even read the code but found no solution for it. I am going to introduce the rbtools to my colleagues and hope I can find an answer, even a "no, you can't do it", Can anyone h