Hi Rujia,
This might be fixed in the nightlies. Can you try a nightly build from
http://downloads.review-board.org/nightlies/ and see if this fixes the
problem?
Christian
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Hi!
Thanks, Christian. I've updated to the newest nightly build.
Now I have found the reason. Thanks to the -d option, I saw the last command
that post-review has executed:
svn diff --diff-cmd=diff http://mysvnserver/@xxx http://mysvnserver/@HEAD
I manually executed it and it asked me for the
Hi Rujia,
You can get more detailed debugging information by setting DEBUG = True in
Review Board's conf/settings_local.py. Then restart the web server and try
again. You'll get an HTML error dump with a backtrace.
We can take a look at the error dump if the problem isn't obvious. It would
be
Hi!
Oops, I didn't realize that ReviewBoard sent me an email.
Notice that I'm NOT using the nightly built ReviewBoard (I just used
easy_install ReviewBoard). Is that because attribute target_groups has
been renamed?
- Rujia
= Email begins ==
Title: [Django] Error (EXTERNAL
Looks like we're not properly checking whether there's an error and assuming
it's a draft. Certainly a bug. If you can file this backtrace in a bug
report, that would be helpful.
The problem is that the user specified doesn't have permission to modify
that review request. The code that checks
Hi!
Finally it worked. I've carefully read the automatingpost-review section,
but I misunderstood some permission.
I still don't think I understand it now, but at least, when I assign
everything to the logged user (who submits on be half of another user), it
worked.
Some suggestions:
1. The