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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by James Green <Ja...@occam-dm.com> on 2009/01/14 08:49:15 UTC
Code Reviews - Can SubVersion Query?
Hi All,
One of the things that I have to do this year is a stack of code
reviewing ...
Basically we have outsourced a stack of dev work to a company in India
and I need to make sure they are doing things as we would like and more
importantly in a correct fashion.
Is there a way to query an entire server (many individual repositories)
for new/changed files?
James Green
Solutions Developer
Occam Direct Marketing Ltd
Tel: 01761233833
Direct: 01761234716
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Re: Code Reviews - Can SubVersion Query?
Posted by Prakash Tiwary <pr...@gmail.com>.
James,
I think you can use svn log to fetch these informations. Also svnstat is
useful . http://www.statsvn.org/
We uses our homeproduct for controling the commits & for review processes
and metrics on it.
One thing which i would suggest you that bring some policy for a commit like
it should have some valid reason (issue id) & a valid reviewer or control
over estimated time. etc. It will do a basic control over right commits .
Else its a pain when different people are following different policies.
Regards
Prakash
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 2:19 PM, James Green <Ja...@occam-dm.com>wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> One of the things that I have to do this year is a stack of code reviewing
> ...
>
> Basically we have outsourced a stack of dev work to a company in India and
> I need to make sure they are doing things as we would like and more
> importantly in a correct fashion.
>
> Is there a way to query an entire server (many individual repositories) for
> new/changed files?
>
> James Green
> Solutions Developer
> Occam Direct Marketing Ltd
> Tel: 01761233833
> Direct: 01761234716
>
>
RE: Code Reviews - Can SubVersion Query?
Posted by Steven Comfort <St...@uec.co.za>.
If you're prepared to pay for a commercial product, Code Collaborator is excellent. It enables you to conduct realtime remote reviews via both an email and chat interface, gathers metrics and integrates perfectly with SVN.
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From: Paul Koning [mailto:Paul_Koning@Dell.com]
Sent: 14 January 2009 01:46 PM
To: James Green; users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: RE: Code Reviews - Can SubVersion Query?
I use ViewVC for this. It's first of all a nice web browser for Subversion, but it also has an interface to a SQL database that can be loaded with the checkin info and kept up to date via a post-commit hook.
In general things are most convenient when you have only a few repositories, but since everything ends up in a database it seems that it should just be a matter of tweaking the SQL query if you need to do a global (cross repositories) query.
paul
From: James Green [mailto:James.Green@occam-dm.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 3:49 AM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Code Reviews - Can SubVersion Query?
Hi All,
One of the things that I have to do this year is a stack of code reviewing ...
Basically we have outsourced a stack of dev work to a company in India and I need to make sure they are doing things as we would like and more importantly in a correct fashion.
Is there a way to query an entire server (many individual repositories) for new/changed files?
James Green
Solutions Developer
Occam Direct Marketing Ltd
Tel: 01761233833
Direct: 01761234716
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RE: Code Reviews - Can SubVersion Query?
Posted by Paul Koning <Pa...@Dell.com>.
I use ViewVC for this. It's first of all a nice web browser for
Subversion, but it also has an interface to a SQL database that can be
loaded with the checkin info and kept up to date via a post-commit hook.
In general things are most convenient when you have only a few
repositories, but since everything ends up in a database it seems that
it should just be a matter of tweaking the SQL query if you need to do a
global (cross repositories) query.
paul
From: James Green [mailto:James.Green@occam-dm.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 3:49 AM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Code Reviews - Can SubVersion Query?
Hi All,
One of the things that I have to do this year is a stack of code
reviewing ...
Basically we have outsourced a stack of dev work to a company in India
and I need to make sure they are doing things as we would like and more
importantly in a correct fashion.
Is there a way to query an entire server (many individual repositories)
for new/changed files?
James Green
Solutions Developer
Occam Direct Marketing Ltd
Tel: 01761233833
Direct: 01761234716
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RE: Code Reviews - Can SubVersion Query?
Posted by "Mcgee, Mark" <ma...@credit-suisse.com>.
Hi James
> Basically we have outsourced a stack of dev work to a company
> in India and I need to make sure they are doing things as we
> would like and more importantly in a correct fashion.
While I can't answer your subversion question in particular, I have used
FishEye in the past (a previous job) and found it useful for "searching"
SVN repositories, and (re)viewing changes. However, it is a commercial
(pay for) product, which may or may/not be a problem. Of course,
there's some setup involved as well.
As an aside, a good way of working with outsourcing companies, I've
found is to provide unit tests and interfaces that your outsource devs
should code against. The code they produce *must* pass these tests.
This will help with code quality enormously, assuming your tests are up
to snuff of course.
Regards,
Mark
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