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  1. Thanks, we are looking forward to see that coming
  2. Bump. I will add that I tried to search in the plugin source code but couldn't find anything.
  3. Hello and thank you for your work on Plastic ! Is there any way to configure the Plastic Jenkins plugin to remove logs in the Jenkins console ? I'm talking about those kind of lines: Alpha_1#c:\Users\Jinkenstein\.jenkins\workspace\Alpha\Alpha#01bd9277-330f-4eaf-a9ef-8c1eee0539b3 Alpha_2#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Alpha\Alpha@2#d9f6058c-f8b6-437c-8ab3-50076974a3e3 Alpha_Wizard#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Alpha\Alpha_Wizard#aae6e95e-051f-4137-87cd-ec4a502c0c83 Beta_1#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\UHM\Wizard#1adbb363-121b-4693-90a0-4f0777a21df3 Alpha_3#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Alpha\Alpha@3#4d237495-ff5d-4455-af61-c65f55ae8771 Beta_2#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Packages\Sound#d373bece-dd68-4e05-8908-6883f8861da5 Alpha_4#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Alpha\Alpha@4#3d9ccb34-f523-48ee-a518-0a40fef8fbf1 Beta_3#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\UHM\CommitChecker_Test#a4c3249d-b066-4477-bca6-459d84b3cf52 Alpha_5#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Alpha\Alpha@5#8503e16c-9a10-4740-9a9b-7b228078132d Alpha_6#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Alpha\Alpha_PC@6#e881429f-2e87-4284-a5b3-5b62f8e02792 Alpha_Wizard_2#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Alpha\Alpha_Wizard@2#3201a069-63c2-44b3-84fc-bdfed3f5be6a Alpha_Test#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Alpha\Alpha_Release_Process#d353e78d-1e80-4edc-b812-ec1c7e75cb88 Theta#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Packages\New folder#86b2ccf6-c85b-41ac-aae0-82ec4cc8ff6f Theta#c:\Users\Jinkenstein\wkspaces\Build#1f48431a-1907-4ad6-b8d7-0cdd3d30a10c Alpha_Test#c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Alpha\Alpha_Test#673d5de0-af53-436f-9b76-a73a179a6f42 Delta#e:\Workspaces\Loading#5abcea6d-dfd2-44dc-b32b-9ac57c955fca [mds] $ cm undocheckout --all --silent c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds [mds] $ cm setselector --file=C:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\selector7233286189799828848.txt C:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds Setting the new selector... Plastic is updating your workspace. Wait a moment, please... Downloading file c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy (41 bytes) from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 Downloaded c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 Downloaded c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 Downloaded c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 Downloaded c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 Downloaded c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 // etc... Downloaded c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 Downloaded c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 Downloaded c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 Downloaded c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 Downloaded c:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds\vars\hello.groovy from JenkinsPipeline@plastic.mds.com:8087 [mds] $ cm status --cset C:\Jenkins\Workspaces\Test\Pipeline_Test@libs\mds
  4. Hi, We want to implement shortcut to our custom tools using Plastic global configuration system along with its externaltools configuration file. The problem is that our tools are located in a username based path and Plastic doesn't seem to be able to read environment variables pointing to the desired folders. For example, the line in our externaltools.conf looks like this : changeset | Test | "%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\SomeFolder\test.bat" | and prompt this error window while attempting to access the test.bat. While we can still call the script with regular console command So the question is, is it possible to call a tool using environment variables ? (Moving the tools out of %APPDATA% is not really an option)
  5. Thank you for your answer, Right now, I'm looking for the best way to install this scripts on users computer but I'm not sure if Plastic global configuration system allow this kind of thing
  6. Hi, Having to enable manually the "Show Hidden Files" toggle is indeed not a option since most of users don't know (and don't want to know) what those files are about and when they need to be sent to the server. We worked on an external tools which does the trick by calling this batch file. like so ## externaltools.conf changeset:branch | Quick Checkin | "C:\Dev\checkinall.bat" | @wkpath ## checkinall.bat @echo off cd %1 echo "This process is about to send all your local changes to the Plastic server." set /P comment=Please enter a comment : cm status --compact --short --private | cm add - cm status --compact --short --localdeleted | cm remove - cm status --compact --short --changed --hiddenchanged | cm checkout - cm ci --all -c "%comment%" set /P ret="Press enter to exit." The script needs some additional work but you get the Idea. It appears that checking out hidden files allows us to check them in without having to modify the hidden.conf which is great. However, if you have a better way to replicate this behaviour, we'll be very interested.
  7. Hi, We are working on a project where some files are being automatically updated when users are working. This leads to have dozen of files appearing in our pending changes list and conflicts warning when merging. Because those files are serialized in a very simple way (to ease the merge) most of the time it just requires to let the merge tool do its job. The problem is that people don't want to deal with those files every time but we still need them to be updated. To sum things up, what we would like is to hide files in the change list bu still check them in when users changed them automatically (like if the "check in" button was bound to a "cm ci . --all" command) . Is there any solution for this ?
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