Reviewboard windows installer

But it shouldn't be too difficult once you have it built to create new components with the paths to the required files that then get installed into the PortablePython tree. Thanks, Bruce. I've been diving into WiX and have learned a lot more than I ever wanted over the past few days ;. I have an installer based on your work that we'll be able to more easily automate and keep up-to-date. It's built on top of a minimal install of Portable Python that is then further slimmed down.

There's also automation around building all of this. As for the text selection, it's a bug we've sinced fixed. Just haven't deployed to this server lately.. Need to do that. The full list of changes is available in the release notes. To keep up with the latest releases, sign up for the mailing list.

Older releases can be downloaded from our archive. Operated and fully supported by the developers who created Review Board, you can get up and running in just a few minutes for a low monthly fee. If you'd like to run Review Board yourself, or you need it to be able to access source code repositories behind a firewall, you can install it on your own server. Installing and running Review Board yourself can be a complicated task. Git can be installed on Windows through Cygwin or by using the msysGit.

Mercurial can be installed on Windows through Cygwin or by using the Windows Mercurial packages. You can download this from the Perforce downloads page. Find the server version number needed and proceed to the bin. Note: Your mileage may vary with installing P4Python. You may need to consult the Perforce website for further instructions. Subversion can be installed from Cygwin or by downloading the latest installer from the Subversion downloads page.

Review Board can use Amazon S3 to store uploaded screenshots. To install this, you will need the django-storages module. See the File Storage Settings documentation for more information. See Creating a Review Board Site for details.

Review Board Manual Need help? Click on the Advanced tab. Click Environment Variables. Warning If you have a non-GNU version of patch.