Closed rveloso closed 11 years ago
Thanks for the report. I'll hopefully have a look in the near future.
In particular, this is the message im getting:
"No SVN repository defined in ReviewBoard for path svn+ssh://user1@server.com/svnroot. Please ensure that the repository URL from Eclipse matches the one from ReviewBoard."
and the reviewboard server is configured w/ repo svn+ssh://user2@server.com/svnroot
I think the safest would be to detect SVN repositories based on their UUID, so that's what I'm going to do. There is no workaround for now unforunately.
indeed, that would be great
+1. This would also be useful if you have multiple ways to access a repository (e.g. http and svn+ssh).
Any possible workaround for SVN repository to work?
Any possible workaround for SVN repository to work?
Perhaps adding a second SVN repository to Eclipse using the 'public' user used for RB?null
A snapshot update site is now be available at https://ereviewboard.ci.cloudbees.com/job/eReviewBoard/113/org.review_board.ereviewboard$org.review_board.ereviewboard.update/ ( download the -assembly.zip file ).
I'd appreciate someone taking it for a test run - it works for me but I'd rather be sure before releasing.
FYI, this seems to work for me with 0.13.2 -- I have RB configured with an SVN repository using https, and my project is checked out using svn+ssh. I'm able to submit a review request.
Great, thanks :-)
it seems there's a "bug" in your reviewboard plugin in that it tries to match the svn repository complete string: e.g. svn+ssh://user1@domain.com/repo will not be considered the same repository as svn+ssh://user2@domain.com/repo, even though only the usernames differ.
if i have a generic user configured in reviewboard server and im checking-in code locally using another username, the plugin wont work in eclipse, and it will throw an error saying the repositories dont match. Could you patch this to ignore the username part of the svn string so it wont originate an error when trying to add a review request?