revu

Help review your patches!

Quickstart

mkvirtualenv --python=$(which python3.4) revu
workon revu
# You might need to install libgit2-dev & libffi-dev
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py develop

Now, visit GitHub's Settings Page and generate a new token. Copy that token to ~/.github.key.

Next, write a ~/.revu.conf, such as:

[hy]
repo = hylang/hy
path = /home/tag/dev/local/hy

[openstates]
repo = sunlightlabs/openstates
path = /home/tag/dev/sunlight/openstates

Using revu

First, be sure that you're in your virtualenv by doing a workon revu.

Next, you can run revu hy to start a revu session. Open another terminal and type in tmux attach-session -t revu. This pane will be controled by the revu controller.

Some good first commands: log, comments, or diff.