warren-russell

The "Could not find file" popup is not necessary and it appears every time clicking on a deleted item in the pending changes tab. Release version : 10.0.16.6479 OS: Windows/MacOS/Linux : MacOS Steps to reproduce : - delete file from repository - open pending changes - click on delete item Real result : - popup says it cannot find deleted file Expected result : - no popup, we know the file is intended to be deleted

Release version : 10.0.16.6479 OS: Windows/MacOS/Linux : MacOS Steps to reproduce : - open Branches explorer - right click branch - run gitsync - enter credentials for private repository (Git Personal Access Token) - watch process run Real result : - Hard crash to desktop. Error in logs: Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: 'NSWindow drag regions should only be invalidated on the Main Thread!' terminating with uncaught exception of type NSException Expected result : - GitSync runs successfully.

Release version : 10.0.16.6479 OS: Windows/MacOS/Linux : MacOS Steps to reproduce : - open Branches tab - Show properties - select branch - select apply attributes - select attribute name - select first value from dropdown Real result : - Value fields is not filled in with the first element in the dropdown. Expected result : - Value field would be set to first element in the dropdown.

I also receive this error on Mac Cloud edition Release version : 10.0.16.6375 OS: Windows/MacOS/Linux : MacOS Steps to reproduce : Open Plastic X SCM Open Plastic SCM > Preferences Click Close or Save Real result : Attached error appears, attempting to reopen Preferences is blocked by another error Expected result : Preferences can be opened and closed many times when needed.

Release Version: 10.0.16.6375 OS: MacOS Steps to reproduce: Install Plastic Cloud Edition Open Terminal Run command: open /Applications/PlasticSCM.app/Contents/Applications/plasticxscm.app. Real result: The file /Applications/PlasticSCM.app/Contents/Applications/plasticxscm.app. does not exist. Expected result: PlasticX opens. Notes: The instructions on the forum and provided in the welcome email are incorrect for Mac. The Plastic X program has different capitalization. The command that worked for me was: open /Applications/PlasticSCM.app/Contents/Applications/PlasticXSCM.app