Xorcist

Yes this is a GitSync operation to an empty Git repo in Azure DevOps, and initially things look good... Then only at the very end does it fail: I have attached the debug logs for your reference: plastic.debug.log.20220914.txt Not sure how this repo is any different than any of the others I have GitSync-ed previously.

It's been a week, are there any Unity reps here that might like to chime in... seems like a pretty egregious issue (is anyone else having issues?).

I've run GitSync against Azure Devops many times, today I tried to push out a brand new repository and received a 500, details in the log show: 2022-08-30 15:36:01,159 MAXETATECH\JHorvath ERROR sync - Error running sync: The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error.. StackTrace: at LibGit2Sharp.HttpTransport.NegotiationStepEnd() at LibGit2Sharp.Remote.Upload(PackBuilder pb, IEnumerable`1 updates) at Codice.Foreign.GitPusher.Upload(List`1 updateRefs) at Codice.Client.BaseCommands.Sync.GitSynchronizer.Push(List`1 localChangesetsToPush) at Codice.Client.BaseCommands.Sync.SyncRunner.RunGitSync(SyncStorage storage, String gitMainBranchName, Boolean bJustPrint) at Codice.Client.BaseCommands.Sync.SyncRunner.RunSync(SyncSettings settings, RepositoryInfo repInfo) at Codice.Client.BaseCommands.Sync.SyncRunner.Sync() Any ideas why this may be? My Azure Devops Personal Access Token has full access rights and is not expired.

Question... the new GUI does not appear to have Plastic Tube in the sidebar, while the legacy GUI does... is this just an oversight? Plastic Tube is activated in our license.

So I guess my only "free" option at this point would be to setup cloud edition on both machines and store my code in three places (one of which being offsite and limited to 5GB). I assume I could purchase a single Enterprise License for $262 a year (and upgrade my existing servers) to continue to work offline (within my own LAN), and of course I could interface that with a free cloud account if I wanted to have offsite repositories.

Will the new Cloud Edition affect existing free Personal Licenses (which basically use the Team Edition with a single user license)? How long will the Team Edition be supported for? I have my personal license setup on my laptop as well as desktop and regularly sync changes between them for redundancy and to debug my game builds in both environments. Will the Cloud Edition allow me to work completely offline in the same capacity, or will everything need to sync through the cloud server?

Is there a roadmap to version 9? Just wondering how soon it might be ready.

So I did some confirmation testing, and it looks like it will fire multiple times... I might be able to write a script to fire a gitsync after one or more replicationwrites are detected on the repo (which I would extract from the PLASTIC_BRANCH environment variable), but only after a period of inactivity. Which would hopefully be enough to indicate that the complete sync is finished. What are the chances we could get a new triggers for before-sync and after-sync added into Plastic SCM? Is this a feasible trigger?

So is there no way to trigger after a sync is complete? Won't the after-replicationwrite trigger go off on every replicated branch no matter the repo being replicated (possibly firing multiple times)? I was really hoping to limit the gitsync to only firing after a sync is complete on a specific repo.

I've been reading up on Triggers but I'm not sure I'll be able to achieve my goal. What I would like to do is, after a sync operation completes (on the destination server), for a single repo (not all the repos), I would like that server to then perform a subsequent GitSync from that repo into Azure DevOps. Does anyone know how to set this up, or if it is even feasible.