Re: Diff Tab not Showing (2.5.3)

[Jim H]

Haven't heard any responses on this.  Has anyone experienced problems after 
an upgrade that render some file diffs unviewable and in some cases leave 
the DIFF tab not visible.  I don't suspect these are strictly related but 
they are a serious impediment to moving forward with this migration from 
2.0.18 to 2.5.3.

Jim

On Friday, April 1, 2016 at 11:47:11 AM UTC-4, Jim H wrote:
>
> I am nearly ready to do a final switchover of a production server from 
> 2.0.18 to 2.5.3.  I have deployed to a new instance and upgraded against a 
> copy of the
> db.  file assets were moved as well.  We are using a mix of SVN and git 
> repos.
>
>
> Problem is I'm not seeing the diff tab for many reviews.
>
> Could this be related to...
>
> 1. neeeding an index rebuild?
> 2. a repo config issue?
> 3. the fact that I moved assets AFTER running the upgrade command?
>
> I want to stress that in our 2.0.18 server we are correctly seeing these 
> diffs (the db copy was made yesterday)
>
> Jim
>
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> 
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Posting a review against multiple repositories.

[Joseph Henry]

Hello,

Me and my team have been successfully using ReviewBoard for about half a 
year now, and I am looking at rolling it out to the whole of R

The only problem that we have so far, is that many times, our code changes 
are across multiple repos. I have been able to work around this with CVS by 
creating a dummy CVS directory in the root, and adding all the repos to the 
ENTRIES, but now we are migrating to GIT and this will no longer work.

Basically my question is: Is there any way to post a review that uses More 
than 1 repository?  Example would be 1 GIT repo and 1 CVS repo, or 2 GIT 
repos, ...

If this is not currently possible, how difficult do you think it would be 
to make a custom RBT command to be able to do this?

Thanks,
Joseph.

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