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Deleted Changeset in SCM Gluon Can't Undo or Check In


Donald Newlands

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I made some bad commits, so using Plastic SCM on Workstation "A ", I deleted the changesets and updated my workspace to an earlier point.  Working in Unreal Engine, I had to update thousands of binary assets, so I turned off version control...  Unfortunately, when I went to SCM to check my files in, Workstation "B" happens to have many of these same assets checked out from one of the deleted changesets in Gluon. Now I can't checkin my changes on "A" because they're locked on "B" and I can't undo my changes and checkin the files on "B" because the changeset is gone.   If I try to do an "Undo" in Gluon on the changed files, I get a message that the file can't be downloaded, was "probably" replicated with --nodata and is not in the repository.

How can I force Workstation "B" to check in files it can't find in the repository in Gluon? Is there some way that I can abandon the workspace on "B" and re-create it?

Thanks in advance! 

-Donald  

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Deleting and restoring the workspace on "B", the Gluon machine, let me undo my changes.

Now back on "A" with SCM, I get a new error when trying to commit changes: "the specified branch xxx cannot be found".  I had made a branch and then deleted it with the same instance of SCM, trying to find another way to check in my files.  Why would Plastic not switch workspaces when a branch is deleted (or update the workspace to the current changeset when changesets are deleted)?

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Hi, Let me try to understand the current status: You have a workspace in Gluon showing the following error:  "the specified branch xxx cannot be found". It happens because the workspace selector should be pointing to a branch that was removed. The Gluon GUI has a "Switch branch" button where you can re-configure your workspace to an existing branch. After that, you should be able to re-configure your workspace and checkin your changes to this branch.

 

Regards,

Carlos.

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The error message is very generic, the revision cannot be downloaded. We will need the client logs to debug it. If you are a customer, you can reach us at support@codicesoftware.com

You can delete a branch in Plastic and then if you still have a workspace selector pointing to the not existing branch, you will get the error "the specified branch xxx cannot be found".

If you are locked, creating a new workspace could be a temporary solution.

Regards,

Carlos.

 

 

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