RBTools 0.7.10 for macOS
To install RBTools on macOS, you will need to use easy_install
instead of pip (to work around a macOS
bug with one of our dependencies). You can run:
sudo easy_install -U RBTools
RBTools 0.7.10 for Linux (RPM)
If you're running an RPM-based distribution (such as Red Hat Enterprise,
Fedora, or CentOS), you can install RBTools using yum.
First, make sure you have the
EPEL repository added. Then run:
sudo yum install RBTools
RBTools 0.7.10 for Linux (Generic)
RBTools requires Python 2.x and pip or Python Setuptools.
To install or upgrade with pip, run:
pip install -U RBTools
To install or upgrade with Setuptools, run:
easy_install -U RBTools
RBTools 0.7.10 for Windows
RBTools is available as a self-contained Windows installer. Simply
download, run it, and follow the instructions! There's no need to have
Python already on your system.
This is compatible with Windows Vista and higher, and contains the
RBTools command line tools and Python API.
You may also need command line tools for your version control system of
choice (Git, Subversion, etc.), as well as
GNU Diff.
RBTools 0.7.10 for Other Operating Systems
You will need to install Python 2.x
and pip.
Then, as the administrator, run:
pip install -U RBTools
Or, to install with easy_install,
run:
easy_install -U RBTools
What's new in 0.7.10
The full list of changes is available in the
release notes.
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Older Releases
Older releases of RBTools can be downloaded
from our archive.
Bleeding Edge (Git)
RBTools's source code is available on GitHub.
You can clone it by typing the following on the command line:
git clone git://github.com/reviewboard/rbtools.git
For more information, including installation and contribution instructions,
see the Code Base Documentation.