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Hi, I'm afraid we don't have intergation for Azure DevOps. What you could do is using GitServer feature: https://www.plasticscm.com/gitserver This way, you can use the git integration. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, I will share your feedback with the team. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, If you have some private files that were added to source control, you can undo the changes via the Palstic and they will appear as private again. But Plastic will never delete files that are not under source control (private files) and it makes sense. Plastic are not controlling these files. If you want to delete private files, you will need to manually do it. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, I agree it will be a great Gluon feature. It's not scheduled for the near future but let me share it with the team. Regards, Carlos.

Yes, you need to upgrade the server version to the last 10.0. You can download the Windows installer from www.plasticscm.com. Please elt us know if it helps. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, The Plastic branch explorer has some advanced features about customizing the view, fitlering, reordering branches... Not sure if it helps. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, Hopefully we can have good new soon. Regards, Carlos.

I will share your feeedback with the team. We have some other improvements in the list like allowing multiple reviewers for a code review. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, I'm afraid there is not. You will need to download the intaller with the new version. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, I'm afraid our Ubuntu server packages/binaries doesn't support arm64 It's in our roadmap to support it at some point but we still have some work to do. Sorry for the inconveniences. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, You can configure the merge permissions in the repo so even if somebody changes the code review status by mistake, they won't be able to merge the branch. I'm afraid there is not specific permissions to prevent chanhing the code review status. Does it help? Regards, Carlos.

Hi, What is the server version? Anyway, the server evrsion upgrade is very straigh forward: https://www.plasticscm.com/plastic-for-linux In seems your client is trying to run a Incoming Changes operation and this is not supported in your current server version. Regards, Carlos.

You can download the last Plastic SCM version from www.plasticscm.com --> Downloads. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, Both 1. and 2. are consdiered in the design for the future code review improvements. Sorry they are not scheduled for the near future but they are very cool features. 3. Plastic has integration with ReviewBoard: https://blog.plasticscm.com/2010/03/reviewboard-integration.html But it's a very basic integration and it has some limitations. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, If you use the Unity plugin, it automatically handles the .meta files so it's not necessary any specific trigger to handle them. This blog post was written when the Unity plugin was still not available. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, Is it a Linux server? In taht case, please follow the steps from: https://www.plasticscm.com/plastic-for-linux If it's a Windows server, you can just download the last version from www.plasticscm.com and run the installer. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, Could you upgrade to the very last release? This issue should be already fixed. Regards, Carlos.

Could you manually copy one from the "config_samples" folder? Regards, Carlos.

HI, We are working on a Enterprise Plastic cloud solution that should ease the invite of multiple users in one step but I'm afraid for now you need to invite them one by one . Regards, Carlos.

Hi, Is this a error you are getting when running a sync between your local repo and a remote one? Is the remote repo a Plastic cloud repo? We would need to review your Plastic local server log (plastic.debug.log.txt) to try to understand the problem. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, I can see you opened a ticket in our support email. Let's handle it via this ticket to avoid duplicating the conversation. Best regards, Carlos.

Hi, The server listens on the ports defined in the "network.conf". If you are not able to connect via the 8087 port, we will need to review the plastic.debug log. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, I guess you are not using Unity ID for login. If you are using Plastic Cloud with www.plasticscm.com user login, I'm afraid each user will need to register a user account at www.plasticscm.com. You can inivite all the users via the cloud panel and then each of them regisoter their own user account. Regards, Carlos.

Hi, Something like the following should work: cm acl --user=user1 --group=group1 -denied=+add,+ci,+applylabel,+applyattr br:main/myBranch You will need to include the full list of permissions to deny. It shouldn't be necessary to overwrite any permissions. Because if the permissions are allowed at the repo level and then denied at the branch level, the deny will always prevail (I mean if the permissions are at the same time allowed and denied, the deny prevails). Regards, Carlos.

Hi, Regarding your error: 'System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate.'- We decided by default to start the Plastic netcore server via "systemctl" and we tested that it works in multiple distros with no problems. But I can see we already detected the following limitation during our development: You need to do this in a VM, since WSL doesn't support systemd (https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/WSL/issues/457) I think your are facing the same limitation when using Docker/Kubernetes.https://success.docker.com/article/using-systemd-to-control-the-docker-daemon - So in summary, the default process to start the Plastic netcore server is not working in a Docker container so you may need to manually start the server after the installation. The following article may be useful to run systemd in a container:https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2019/04/24/how-to-run-systemd-in-a-container/ - You should be able to still install the "plastic-server-core" using the tar.gz installer instead of the packages: https://blog.plasticscm.com/2020/02/plastic-scm-server-runs-net-core.html Regards, Carlos.