Randomly selection of Repository in Eclipse

[ruchithakur639]

Hi,
Repository is getting selected by default randomly in my Eclipse. Please let me know about the logic by which Repository is coming while creating review request.

Please help me out to choose the correct repository.

[rombert]

Not sure if you asked for the implementation details, but here they are

ereviewboard/org.review_board.ereviewboard.subclipse.ui/src/org/review_board/ereviewboard/subclipse/internal/wizards/DetectLocalChangesPage.java

Lines 230 to 247 in 42d4f5f

	for ( Repository repository : client.getClientData().getRepositories() ) {
	Activator.getDefault().trace(TraceLocation.MAIN, "Considering repository of type " + repository.getTool() + " and path " + repository.getPath());
	if ( repository.getTool() != RepositoryType.Subversion )
	continue;
	hasSvnRepos = true;
	if ( localRepositoryUuid.equals(repository.getRepositoryInfo().get(Repository.PN_UUID)) ) {
	reviewBoardRepository = repository;
	taskRepository = repositoryCandidate;
	rbClient = client;
	break;
	}
	}
	}

It matches the remote (ReviewBoard) repository with a local (Eclipse) repository based on UUID values.

[ruchithakur639]

Hi,
Thanks a lot for the code details.
I feel, ereviewboard is the future. Here. all are following it.
I want to set up configuration to build the code present in github and contribute.

Please let me know if some reference documents are present. So that, I can follow to build in my machine. I am using Windows7 OS.

[rombert]

I want to set up configuration to build the code present in github and contribute.

Great! As prerequisites, you need to have a recent version of Eclipse with m2e integration, Maven and git installed. Then you can

• clone the repository ( git clone https://github.com/rombert/ereviewboard.git )
• build the repository locally ( cd ereviewboard; mvn clean verify )
• import into Eclipse ( File -> Import Existing Maven Project ) ; import all the projects
• set the Eclipse target platform to ereviewboard.target ( in Eclipse -> Preferences -> Plugin-in Development -> Target platform )

At this point the project should compile in Eclipse and you should be ready to go. Feel free to post questions in the discussion group about this process.

[ruchithakur639]

Hi Robert,

I am very new to Plug-in development. I am done with the installations in my machine.
While building the project, I am getting following errors in Eclipse:

Please let me know how to resolve those. Are we missing any jar files ?

After completion of successful building this project, please guide me how to go ahead with the plug-in development and installing the developed Plug-in in current Eclipse?

Thank you so much in advance.

[rombert]

While building the project, I am getting following errors in Eclipse:

Can you confirm what the target platform selection is? in Eclipse -> Preferences -> Plugin-in Development -> Target platform