Closed freyes closed 3 years ago
Hi, I tried this out on a random repo and it generated this URL: https://review.opendev.org/starlingx/distcloud/src/branch/master/distributedcloud/babel.cfg#L1 But following that results in a 404. I am logged in but maybe permissions are still required?
If so, do you know a repo I can test with?
Hi, I tried this out on a random repo and it generated this URL: https://review.opendev.org/starlingx/distcloud/src/branch/master/distributedcloud/babel.cfg#L1 But following that results in a 404. I am logged in but maybe permissions are still required?
If so, do you know a repo I can test with?
When doing git clone https://opendev.org/starlingx/distcloud
, and the running git-link
on distributedcloud/babel.cfg
I get the url https://opendev.org/starlingx/distcloud/src/branch/master/distributedcloud/babel.cfg#L1 which loads OK.
review.opendev.org is a gerrit instance, so it's expected to not have urls that allow you to navigate the source code. I changed my patch to use "opendev.org", is there a way to make it work exclusively for https://opendev.org and not for https://review.opendev.org ?
Hi, thanks, I see.
I went to https://opendev.org/ -> "Get Started" -> Create Ubuntu One then, that just dumps me into Gerrit. How does one create a repo at opendev.org?
is there a way to make it work exclusively for opendev.org and not for review.opendev.org ?
Untested but this should do it:
("\\`opendev.org\\'" git-link-opendev)
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