Reset macplastic

[rigby44]

Hi

 

I have changed some of my preferences in macPlastic and I would like to reset them to the defaults.

 

Does anyone know how to do this.  I have tried reinstalling macplastic, but the preferences don't change.

 

Many thanks

 

James

[manu]

Hi James, 

 

you can use the configuration tools:

 

Configure the server:

sudo open /Applications/PlasticSCMServer.app/Contents/Applications/clconfigureserver.app/Contents/MacOS/clconfigureserver

Configure the client:

open /Applications/macplastic.app --args --configure

Run the umtool tool:

sudo /Applications/PlasticSCMServer.app/Contents/Applications/umtool.app/Contents/MacOS/umtool

Start the Plastic SCM Server:

sudo launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.codicesoftware.plasticscm.server.plist

Stop the Plastic SCM Server:

launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.codicesoftware.plasticscm.server.plist

[rigby44]

Hi

 

I wasn't talking about the server - I was talking about the client.  In my preferences I have changed the paths to the merge tool and the diff tool and I would like to set them back to the defaults.

 

Thanks

 

James

[calbzam]

Hi,

 

Reinstalling Plastic doesn´t remove the configuration files or databases, that´s why the preferences are not restored.

 

 

If you drive to the preferences  view, in the custom view, you can reselect the different tools again. By default, Plastic includes:

 

*Text files:

mergetool -b="@basefile" -bn="@basesymbolic" -bh="@basehash" -s="@sourcefile" -sn="@sourcesymbolic" -sh="@sourcehash" -d="@destinationfile" -dh="@destinationhash" -a -r="@output" -t="@filetype" -i="@comparationmethod" -e="@fileencoding" -m="@mergetype" --progress="@progress" --extrainfofile="@extrainfofile"

 

*Binary files:

binmergetool -b="@basefile" -bn="@basesymbolic" -bh="@basehash" -s="@sourcefile" -sn="@sourcesymbolic" -sh="@sourcehash" -d="@destinationfile" -dh="@destinationhash" -a -r="@output" -t="@filetype" -i="@comparationmethod" -e="@fileencoding" -m="@mergetype" --progress="@progress" --extrainfofile="@extrainfofile"

 

 

Regards,

Carlos.