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- Tue 23 Jan 2018 15:52
- Forum: Review Assistant
- Topic: Default repository when there are multiple repositories
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- Tue 16 Jan 2018 19:57
- Forum: Review Assistant
- Topic: Default repository when there are multiple repositories
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Default repository when there are multiple repositories
We have configured a single Review Assistant project with 3 separate TFS projects. When we are in the TFS History window, select a changeset, and then "Review Changesets", this creates a new review with the revisions, author, and description populated as expected.
The problem we're running into is that it is selecting the wrong repository and the files are all relative paths from that wrong repository.
So, for example, we have 3 repositories named "Product", "Implementation", and "Testing". When I select a changeset that should match with the "Product" repository, Review Assistant is instead showing us "Changes in Testing" and then all of the paths resolve to the Product folder through relative paths from "Testing".
If we manually "Add Revisions" and select the correct repository, this all works correctly.
Is there a way for the "Review Changesets" functionality from the History window to determine the correct repository or at the very least ask the user which repository should be used?
The problem we're running into is that it is selecting the wrong repository and the files are all relative paths from that wrong repository.
So, for example, we have 3 repositories named "Product", "Implementation", and "Testing". When I select a changeset that should match with the "Product" repository, Review Assistant is instead showing us "Changes in Testing" and then all of the paths resolve to the Product folder through relative paths from "Testing".
If we manually "Add Revisions" and select the correct repository, this all works correctly.
Is there a way for the "Review Changesets" functionality from the History window to determine the correct repository or at the very least ask the user which repository should be used?