All -
I am able to set up Powerbuilder 12.5 per the 'classic' instructions with a one PBL app in a single folder. I am using HTTPS URL Protocol.
TortoiseSVN 1.7.6, Collabra SVN commandline 1.7.4, SVN Repository 1.7.3(or 1.7.1), and Agent SVN 2.10 (evaluation verison).
When I try to follow the same setup for a larger app with multiple sub-folders (each PBL and their exported objects) is/are actually in a sub-folder named after the PBL).
For example:
/app
/app/pbl1
/app/pbl2
I have tried with the Powerbuilder workspace on the app folder and also in my application pbl (pbl1 in the example).
My Repository is set to the Repository folder.
I have tried with the 'Project' in the setup with both app/ and app/pbl1/ depending on which PB workspace I was using (with all combinations of the slashes before and after).
I am unable to find anything regarding using multiple sub-folders.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
-Chad
Setting up PowerBuilder with multiple sub-folders - Help
Hi Chad,
It looks like you might have found a bug
Generally what should happen is you just do what ever you have inside the PowerBuilder IDE and the IDE should Then ask Agnet SVN to create these same items in the Subversion repository.
That is the theory.
Could you start the Agent SVN configuration utility and turn on the Help debug the SVN setup... option.
Then start PowerBuilder and try adding in another project or item to re-create the issue you describe earlier.
If you then go back to the Agent SVN configuration utility and click on the .. button it will open the log file.
At the top of that file is the location of the log file.
Just send me that log file as an e-mail attachement.
Cheers Jussi
It looks like you might have found a bug
I am unable to find anything regarding using multiple sub-folders.
Generally what should happen is you just do what ever you have inside the PowerBuilder IDE and the IDE should Then ask Agnet SVN to create these same items in the Subversion repository.
That is the theory.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Could you start the Agent SVN configuration utility and turn on the Help debug the SVN setup... option.
Then start PowerBuilder and try adding in another project or item to re-create the issue you describe earlier.
If you then go back to the Agent SVN configuration utility and click on the .. button it will open the log file.
At the top of that file is the location of the log file.
Just send me that log file as an e-mail attachement.
Cheers Jussi
Hi Chad,
In this thread: http://www.zeusedit.com/zforum/viewtopic.php?t=6669
Apart from a minor bug that should now be fixed, that user reports success in using Agent SVN with PowerBuilder.
Having said that, the other user was using Agent SVN 2.00 and in fixing his issue I did notice some code added for Agent SVN 2.10 that was just plain wrong.
I suspect this bad code might have been the cause of your troubles
I would recommend trying the latest Agent SVN release found here: http://www.zeusedit.com/agent/download.html
Cheers Jussi
In this thread: http://www.zeusedit.com/zforum/viewtopic.php?t=6669
Apart from a minor bug that should now be fixed, that user reports success in using Agent SVN with PowerBuilder.
Having said that, the other user was using Agent SVN 2.00 and in fixing his issue I did notice some code added for Agent SVN 2.10 that was just plain wrong.
I suspect this bad code might have been the cause of your troubles
I would recommend trying the latest Agent SVN release found here: http://www.zeusedit.com/agent/download.html
Cheers Jussi