I followed these instructions, and it appears to do what is intended.
It will create a post-review exe that will run on this machine (the
machine I used py2exe on), and will even work on other machines to
some extent. You can view the help, and post reviews as long as you
don't supply any informat
Hopefully we can solve that today.
I'm thinking the error message just isn't getting parsed right on my
end hopefully...
On Apr 22, 4:13 pm, Noam wrote:
> Thanks Anverc,
> I downloaded and installed the C-Sharp Post-Review App, its absolutely
> wonderful. However, I am getting an error "Adding
Thanks Anverc,
I downloaded and installed the C-Sharp Post-Review App, its absolutely
wonderful. However, I am getting an error "Adding Diff to Review
Board Failed". Any ideas?
- Noam
On Apr 16, 8:28 pm, Anverc wrote:
> If you happen to be using subversion, I have created a csharp post
> revie
If you happen to be using subversion, I have created a csharp post
review app that integrates into explorer nicely. I'll open source it
soon as I get a chance to clean the code up and stub out future vc
functionality. You can try the binary out by downloading from
blog.bennyland.com. (I'd give you
I should add, for my distribution I also copied the GNU licence text
from the diffutils installer into a text file and included it in my
dist/ folder - although I was only testing this build process and not
actually distributing my package I wanted to make sure I followed the
rules in case it shou
David,
Thank you so much for taking time to write this down. I had initially
tried py2exe and then abandoned it because of problems with .egg
files. I definitely will try this out, but given the extensive use of
perl in our organization, we may end up porting this to perl.
I believe this informa
Raghu,
I can't help with bulk user loading, but on item 1
Once you have a working installation of post-review, you can use the
py2exe to create a windows executable which can be distributed to
staff (I'm assuming your users are working under windows).
I couldn't find a detailed explanation
Hi,
I have been evaluating review board to see if we can use it within our
organization for code reviews. The initial reaction was very good and we are
nearing the end of a pilot phase where we'll roll this out to a large number
of users. I had a couple of questions:
1. Our development/build envi