Le 12/11/2015 17:35, C. Scott Ananian a écrit :
Hashar: I think your criticisms of git-review might be out of date. On my debian system, "sudo apt-get install git-review" was sufficient to install a version of git review which is adequate for all my needs (I have never noticed any of the "known issues" you mention). And "git review -s" is a one-step way to set up the proper remotes and etc and leave you ready to use it. I am in the habit of typing "git review -u" since I noticed that sometimes it doesn't update its remotes, but I'm guessing that's more habit than necessity. None of the other steps you describe seem to be necessary. --scott
Hello,
Yeah that was merely a rant about the state of git-review back when we switched from svn to git. I spent countless hours getting folks to set it up properly :(
The Debian/Ubuntu packages nowadays provides sufficiently recent versions and indeed apt-get install is probably the easiest way to get it installed.
I am diverging, but I run it from HEAD which is something like:
--- git clone ssh://review.openstack.org:29418/openstack-infra/git-review.git cd git-review pip install --user --develop .
export PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin ---
So whenever I checkout a new commit, the command points to the new code base :-)
YMMV