Thanks for the update.
Lynn
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 1:09 AM, schuijo wrote:
>
> Sorry Lynn, I haven't checked the posting here in a while. I did have
> it working, but not what I would call well. The Vault CLI is
> extremely slow when it needs to login to the Vault server, and it does
> this
Sorry Lynn, I haven't checked the posting here in a while. I did have
it working, but not what I would call well. The Vault CLI is
extremely slow when it needs to login to the Vault server, and it does
this once for each file in the review. I wanted to create a method of
logging into the Vault
John,
Were you ever able to get Review Board working well with Vault?
Thanks,
Lynn
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Christian Hammond wrote:
> We won't support Review Board running on IronPython. That's a no-go.
> However, a utility program for communicating with the server could be
> written u
We won't support Review Board running on IronPython. That's a no-go.
However, a utility program for communicating with the server could be
written using IronPython (or whatever) and Review Board can execute that,
much like we do with git and p4.
Christian
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Any chance Review-Board will work with IronPython? (yes, the Vault
libraries are .NET)
On Aug 18, 11:01 am, schuijo wrote:
> Christian,
>
> It does, but requires a login first. It has a SOAP interface defined,
> but SourceGear highly recommends NOT using it.
>
> I have a Python question for
Christian,
It does, but requires a login first. It has a SOAP interface defined,
but SourceGear highly recommends NOT using it.
I have a Python question for you (sorry, until a couple weeks ago I
never even heard of Python ;-)
It seems the (time-wise) expensive steps in this Vault integration
Hi John,
Yeah, that seems a bit expensive, slow, and unscalable...
Does Vault happen to have built-in support for looking at raw files from a
web page, given a filename and revision? If so, it can take advantage of the
new raw URL field I'm adding for Git.
If not, we'll need to figure out a solu
Thanks Christian, that seemed to be the case.
Just a note to anyone attempting to integrate with Sourcegear's Vault:
I originally attempted to use their Java CLC for portability, but each
file in the review needed to contact the Vault server twice and each
contact would (re)spawn the Java VM whic
Hi,
It's possible that when you use the cache function, it's returning
cached data from some older, broken attempt. If you reenable the
caching and then fully clear the cache and try again, does it work?
Christian
On Wednesday, August 12, 2009, schuijo wrote:
>
> More:
>
> I traced the source
More:
I traced the source of that parameter to get_original_file() in
diffutils.py. When I bypass the cache lookup and just return the
result of the fetch_file() sub-function I can display diffs properly,
although response is very slow as expected. Any ideas where I should
look to determine why
I think I am very close now, but I have a problem in diffutils.py.
The second parameter in the parse() function (file I believe) contains
some invalid data, where does this get populated?
Thanks!
On Aug 11, 2:29 pm, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Path is the path to the file in the reposit
Hi,
Path is the path to the file in the repository. If the path in the diff is
always going to be absolute, then you can completely ignore base_path and
just use path. We use base_path for Subversion, where the filenames in the
diff are relative to the current directory rather than the root of the
Christian,
Ok...I think I've severely bitten off more than I can chew, but I'm
trying to forge my way through this. I've been modifying post-review
to add Vault support, and appear to have it working to the point where
it seems to be attempting to contact the Vault server while uploading
the dif
There are some threads on the mailing list about doing this, but they're not
exactly step-by-step tutorials. The best reference right now is the
scmtools/*.py files.
Basically, you'll create a subclass of SCMTool that does the following:
1) Grabs a file from a repository, given a file path and re
I couldn't locate a Python API for Vault, but they do have a command
line tool. Is there a document or thread detailing how to implement
the interface?
Thanks!
On Jul 28, 3:00 pm, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Not to my knowledge. Some have talked about wanting it, but I don't know if
> anyone's
Not to my knowledge. Some have talked about wanting it, but I don't know if
anyone's working on it. If you'd like to work on it, we'll provide guidance.
The only real requirement is that there's a command line tool or Python API
for grabbing a file from a remote server. Everything else can be done
Is anyone working on support for Sourcegear's Vault?
Thanks!
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Hi Lynn,
To my knowledge, nobody has. Someone would have to work on this and submit a
patch (which isn't a huge amount of work, so long as there's a command-line
tool or Python API for communicating with SourceGear).
Christian
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Has anyone integrated Review Board with SourceGear's Vault or Fortress
SCM products? http://sourcegear.com
Thanks
Lynn
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