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Googling and reading Review Board's documentation (and bugging coworkers) hasn't solved this problem so far.
I'm using Review Board (1.5) for code review. When doing a command line post-review, Review Board doesn't like it when I've deleted a file (svn del, that is).
In other words, r1 for example, had foo.js but r3 has had foo.js svn deleted during a reorganization and cleanup of files no longer used.
When doing the post-review, the error message is:
server$ post-review --revision-range=r1:r3 --submit-as="jody"
Failed to execute command: ['svn', 'info', 'js/app.conf.js']
['js/foo.js: (Not a versioned resource)\n', '\n', 'svn: A problem occurred; see other errors for details\n']
How can one svn del an unneeded file but move forward with the post-review without the error?
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A review request's diff can be updated by clicking Upload Diff or Update Diff on the action bar. It will present a dialog much like the New Review Request page. See Review Requests for Diffs for more information on the fields.
rbt post simplifies both creating and updating review requests. It can look at your source directory, generate a diff, and upload it to a new or existing review request on an associated Review Board server.
I think this is still a bug with review board. I ran into a similar situation but thankfully my latest commit consisted of just deleting one file.
so i could just do post-review --revison-range 192:205 , i.e range one commit earlier than the delete if the commit where i deleted the file was 206.
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