Comment #6 on issue 3599 by dccar...@gmail.com: certain search string
causes "Error 500"
https://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=3599
I would like to renew my request for more information on how to find the
offending records in the database (assuming that is actually what is
causing the issue). This problem continues to hit us and requires that I
reapply my hack after each upgrade of ReviewBoard.
I've looked at:
- the auth_user table, looking for corrupted usernames
- reviews_reviewrequest table, searching for any requests where the
submitter_id is outside the range of valid users
Absent any ideas on finding the offending records, perhaps suggestions on
how to collect more useful information at the point of the exception would
be useful. At the moment, I am detecting the failed condition in
djblets/util/templatetags/djblets_utils.py:user_displayname(), which itself
does not have access to anything but the 'user' object being passed in.
This is no help in locating the associated review request -- especially as
it appears to be an empty string.
By the way, I am currently running version 2.0.12 of ReviewBoard and
0.8.14-1 of python-djblets.
Thanks.
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