I'm happy to help, Sandeep :) I'm particularly glad it's working for you
now.
Merging databases is, well, nearly impossible right now. You'd end up with a
broken mess, since entries in tables reference others by ID, and those IDs
would change. A custom extraction/merging tool would need to be deve
It turns out that the reason Review Board thought my database hadn't been
updated was because it hadn't: I had moved the site onto my new machine and
not updated the relevant paths in /conf/*.
My current status is that I now have two perfectly working sites, the legacy
running off SQLite and pr
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 9:58 AM, Chris Clark wrote:
> Christian Hammond wrote:
>
>> [RE changing backend databases] Unofficially, you can do the following:
>>
>> On the old site: rb-site manage /path/to/site dumpdata > dbdump.json
>>
>> On the new: . loaddata dbdump.json
>>
>> There are no gu
Christian Hammond wrote:
[RE changing backend databases] Unofficially, you can do the following:
On the old site: rb-site manage /path/to/site dumpdata > dbdump.json
On the new: . loaddata dbdump.json
There are no guarantees it'll work, but give it a try.
Note: They will both need to be u
Hi,
There are many different Manual Update pages. I need to know exactly what
you're seeing. Can you attach it as an HTML page?
Christian
On Monday, September 26, 2011, insysion wrote:
> Hi Christian,
> Please find attached the console output when I try to upgrade my old site.
As I said, if I
Hi Christian,
Please find attached the console output when I try to upgrade my old site.
As I said, if I tried to point a fresh 1.6.1 site at the supposedly upgraded
database it claims that "Manual server updates required Review Board".
I think I'm going to trying dumping and loading the JSON d
Hi Sandeep,
What manual updates did it show? There are several possible pages beyond
database-related updates.
Unofficially, you can do the following:
On the old site: rb-site manage /path/to/site dumpdata > dbdump.json
On the new: . loaddata dbdump.json
There are no guarantees it'll work,
By the way, the old site used an SQLite backend. I was going to get access
to the legacy code reviews by having an SQLite site alongside the production
MySQL site that we'll use going forwards. I notice that "We don’t *
officially* support converting a database from SQLite to other databases".
How
