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August | 2015 | Beanbag Blog
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Plans for Review Board’s bug tracker. August 23, 2015. December 16, 2015. Many of you may have heard that Google Code is going read-only starting tomorrow, and some have asked us how this will affect the project, since we host our bug tracker there. Going forward, we’ll be migrating off of Google Code and onto a new tracker. That will happen in the coming weeks, and we’ll talk more about it when it happens. So why the delay? Why did Google need to extend the shutdown date for us? Plans for Review Board&#...
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December | 2015 | Beanbag Blog
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Announcing virtualenv-multiver for Python Development. December 16, 2015. December 16, 2015. If you’ve worked with virtualenvs for Python before for development/testing, then you may have hit cases where you really wanted multiple versions of Python installed in your virtualenv. Which, you may actually have working, because virtualenv, in theory, supports this. In fact, you’re supposed to be able to do:. Virtualenv -p python2.6 my-env $ virtualenv -p python2.7 my-env. This is a beta, so there may be some...
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On-the-fly syntax highlighting when using Markdown | Beanbag Blog
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On-the-fly syntax highlighting when using Markdown. July 25, 2015. December 16, 2015. Review Board 2.0 introduced Markdown support for text fields, and we’ve been iterating on this since. One nice advantage to using Markdown is that it’s really easy to syntax-highlight a code fragment, like:. Python def foo(): print oh hi there ` `. When saving the comment, this would appear rendered with some syntax highlighting, same as the diff viewer. We’re gaining this ability through an upgrade of CodeMirror. Priva...
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March | 2016 | Beanbag Blog
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Beanbag’s Best Bad Bugs of February 2016. March 29, 2016. We’re kicking off a new series here at Beanbag Inc., makers of the popular enterprise collaborative software review tool Review Board. Beanbag’s Best Bad Bugs highlights the consequences of missing bugs and vulnerabilities before code goes into production. Before diving into the inaugural list, we want to clarify a few things:. We make code review software and even. Don’t catch every bug before we go live — it happens! 10 No Visual Studio for YOU!
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Djblets REST API improvements. July 5, 2015. December 16, 2015. We maintain a Django application/utility framework called Djblets. Amongst other things, this provides the framework for implementing REST APIs. We use this for the Review Board API. What this means is that, starting in Djblets 0.9, any consumers of the API will be able to offer:. API tokens, with access control defined by a powerful JSON policy definition language. An easier, more complete way to test APIs. June 26, 2015. December 16, 2015.
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A new polished issue summary table for review requests | Beanbag Blog
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A new polished issue summary table for review requests. July 13, 2015. December 16, 2015. Since Review Board 1.6, we’ve had a table of all open issues (comments that have a task that needs fixing before a change can go in), sitting right below the fields of a review request. This could be filtered by reviewer and by status type, showed summaries of the comments, the date/time the comment was filed or last updated, and the status type. So, I redesigned it. Here’s how it looked before:. Review Board 2....
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Work toward a Django 1.8+ port for Review Board | Beanbag Blog
http://blog.beanbaginc.com/2015/09/11/work-toward-a-django-1-8-port-for-review-board
Work toward a Django 1.8 port for Review Board. September 11, 2015. December 16, 2015. We’ve been dependent on Django 1.6 for our components, for many reasons. There are a lot of things Review Board has to deal with that most Django apps do not, so Django often regresses us, unintentionally. There are also just design changes in Django that don’t suit shipping products, and we’re often having to work around these changes. There are also issues with Django’s migrations just being a lot slower than D...
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Beanbag’s Best Bad Bugs of February 2016. March 29, 2016. We’re kicking off a new series here at Beanbag Inc., makers of the popular enterprise collaborative software review tool Review Board. Beanbag’s Best Bad Bugs highlights the consequences of missing bugs and vulnerabilities before code goes into production. Before diving into the inaugural list, we want to clarify a few things:. We make code review software and even. Don’t catch every bug before we go live — it happens! 10 No Visual Studio for YOU!
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September | 2015 | Beanbag Blog
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Work toward a Django 1.8 port for Review Board. September 11, 2015. December 16, 2015. We’ve been dependent on Django 1.6 for our components, for many reasons. There are a lot of things Review Board has to deal with that most Django apps do not, so Django often regresses us, unintentionally. There are also just design changes in Django that don’t suit shipping products, and we’re often having to work around these changes. There are also issues with Django’s migrations just being a lot slower than D...
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Using Review Board with Amazon CodeCommit | Beanbag Blog
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Using Review Board with Amazon CodeCommit. July 9, 2015. December 16, 2015. Today, Amazon released their all-new CodeCommit. Service as part of the Amazon Web Services family. CodeCommit is a Git repository hosting service built for scalability and reliability, helping to securely store encrypted versions of your code, binaries, and configuration related to your products and cloud infrastructure. They’ve put together a guide on integrating AWS CodeCommit with Review Board. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
