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  1. If you allow readonly xlinks to be created against a label (rather than a specific changeset), this would allow for "dynamic" links in that if/when a label is moved, the corresponding xlink would be automatically updated with the new view of the source when an "update" operation is performed on a workspace against a branch that has such an xlink in it.

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    This breaks the concept of Xlink.

    Trees in plastic are immutable. Every change must be tracked with a new cset.

    Doing what you mention is a way to avoid builds to be reproducible: just move the label and something “weird” will happen and you cset that used to build won’t build anymore.

  2. I get the following error


    Error

    Can't add an entry with the same name. Duplicated child [com]. Parent [localrepo]

    OK

    where do I report this bug? I have the latest version (4.1.10.372 - Brighton)

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  3. It is possible to have 3rd party tools contribute text to the changelog?

    I'm thinking of tools like NArrange (which can totally re-arrange files) or FxCop that is usually a sign that warnings get fixed in bulk.

    It would be nice if these could could already prepare some of the changelog for a next check-in (I'm thinking of a simple message like 'tool x has run at timestamp y').

    It would be 'easy' to implement if the changlog textbox would pickup a predefined textfile when showing the checkin dialog to the user (and delete it after a checkin).

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  4. As PlasticSCM administrator, I want to have an history of the permissions changes on both server and repositories. And being able to roll-back and forth. (As for Git; the gitolite access-control layer is actually handled by a Git repository.)

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  5. Sometimes I need to change the comment I made on a changset. As far as i can tell, there's no way to do it. Would be great to be able to. TFS has this feature.

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  6. i used to work with git and smartgit for the client tool.
    in smartgit i can select files and then add them to ignorelist using right click menu on the selected files.
    it is nice feature if you have this also.

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  7. You already offer "Diff with other ..." from the context menu, but making it drag'n'drop would make things even easier.

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  8. I've only had this happen intermittently, so unfortunately I don't know the exact repro conditions. I know which conditions MUST be true, but there are clearly other "sometimes" true conditions that are also required for this to happen... if I can discover more, I'll post.

    Known conditions in summary:

    If a user creates a new branch but does not have any changesets in the branch yet, and a second user is viewing branch explorer with "display only relevant changesets" enabled, branch explorer will generate an error when the second user attempts to refresh the display. An error popup will be…

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  10. On the comparisons table, the second line already is wrong. Subversion does version directories, since the beginning.

    I did not bother to read any further then...

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    Mr. SVN lover,

    Subversion, since the very beginning, has suffered fom its inability to deal with simple merge cases involving directories.

    You move a file on a branch, modify it in another one.

    Run a merge.

    You get two files.

    This is basically NOT versioning directories correctly.

    Anyway, do yourself a favor and keep using SVN while the world moves away from one of the worst version control systems ever made.

    Regards

  11. In replication sync views it is only possible to define a whole repository as replication target.
    It would be nice also to be able to specify a branch subtree. This will be very handy when you want to make a light weight synchronization of a huge repository with a laptop or some other entity that doesn't need gigabytes of testdata or years of changeset history.
    I don't want to waste solid state space on my laptop to have an entire project history, though I do want that history to be available on the main server.

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  12. Xlinks in this way would point to the most recently committed changeset on the target branch branch, rather than just a specific targeted changeset. If need be this might have to be a read only Xlink.

    This added functionality, especially in conjunction with partial Xlinks, would allow for very dynamic repository creation.

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  13. While working in VS 2010 (run as Administrator) at some point while trying to do a checkin I get a message like:

    "The type initializer for '196379271' threw an exception.
    Method not found: 'Void 1829760192.1231065091(1909317638,Mono.VisualStudio.TargetAddress)'."

    From this point on I have to restart VS or use the stand alone client to do anything with Plastic.

    I get a message like: "Another operation is already running".

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  14. I would like to see Plastic SCM have support for TestTrack Pro issue management system. See the following link to add support using TestTrack's SDK for C#: http://labs.seapine.com/wiki/index.php/TestTrack_SOAP_SDK_Tutorial_-_C_Sharp

    For more information on TestTrack, go here: http://www.seapine.com/ttpro.html

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  15. Currently Plastic says that the the branch you selected to create and use to checkin the changes there does not exist?!?!?

    If you try to create it without checking in anything you don't get any messages and nothing happens.

    It would be best to warn the user that the branch name contains forbidden character.

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  17. My VSS SCM got disabled when I uninstalled Plastic. the reason I uninstalled Plastic, is because VSS->Git->Plastic resulted in CRLF->LF in all files, which broke all DSW and DSP files (and others).

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  18. The lrep command (and the repositories database) do not contain any information on deleted respositories, making it hard to deterimine the repository name of a removed/deleted repository database for restoring.

    But if i want to restore an old one knowing which one it was might be handy. Is it an idea to add a boolean column mounted to the repository table in the repositories database (so you have record of old ones and can restore them 'more' easily)?

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  19. or at least allow an easy way to set the branch comment to be equal to the title of the bug when creating the branch. (maybe us it as a default).

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  20. I wanted to be able to quickly see (within the branch explorer) branches that have changesets after the last merge in the branch.
    An enhancement could be to do this only for child branches of a specific branch.

    As I described here:
    http://www.plasticscm.net/index.php?/topic/876-highlighting-un-merged-branches/page__fromsearch__1

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