Scott Lawrence wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-04-22 at 16:51 -0400, Damian Krzeminski wrote:
>> Do we want to try to use crucible as a basic way of sending patches.
>> Instead of attaching them in JIRA?
>
> I like the idea.
>
> If you create a Review and attach the patches to it, you can put a link
> to that review in to the issue that you're changing to Patch Pending
> state. There may well be Jira plugins that make this even easier
> (anyone volunteering to research this?).
>
The thing I am concerned about is that there seem to be no easy way to get
patches from crucible.
I have 2 bash functions defined:
jira-apply() {
curl $1 | git apply -p0 --whitespace=strip
}
gjira-apply() {
curl $1 | git am -3 --whitespace=strip
}
Bit they only work if I can 'curl' something that looks like a patch or
better yet git patch. If someone spots something that I could use please
let me know.
>> Does anyone know if there any way of creating review request from command
>> line? So that contributors can say something like:
>>
>> git format-patches 4.0 | crucible-create-request --some --options
>
> I believe there is some kind of remote api, so it may be possible to
> build one.
>
>> I have warn you all that it's a bit chatty at the moment. I added a test
>> patch and I got e-mail pretty much every time someone looked at it :-)
>> But I am sure there are some ways to adjust that. And if not there are
>> always e-mail filters :-)
>
> There are preferences you can change.
>
>
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