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Should I use one repository or multiple?
Asked by J:

I have an SVN repository with multiple projects. Should I import this to FishEye as a single repository, or a separate repository for each project?

It seems like some aspects of FishEye are geared toward having a single project per repository (e.g. it combines all branches from all projects into a single list).

But on the other hand, adding separate repositories requires a lot more maintenance. What's the recommended approach?


Answers:
author: gustavo_refosco
body: Hi,

I'm just linking the other Answers topic <https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/18811509> as I think part of the answer for this is contained in it.

In addition allow me to mention that the layout decision is up to you, but as mentioned at <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Best+practices+for+FishEye+configuration>, in the point **5.Split your repositories into logical components if you can**, it may be a good idea having your repository split if you have projects under it, for a better organization and individual performance for each of them.

Regards,

Gustavo Refosco


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Does Fisheye allow to search for Subversion properties
Asked by Otto Bommer:

We use custom subversion properties associated to some files. Is it possible to include those properties into the Fisheye search?


Answers:
author: gustavo_refosco
body: Hi Otto,

I'm afraid this is not currently possible - I was able to find though a feature request for this, which you can check at <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE-64>. Please consider voting and adding any comments to it, as well as adding yourself as a watcher to track its progress. You may notice this is a quite old feature request, and as it doesn't have many votes I can't guarantee it's going to enter in the roadmap - please refer to Atlassian's [policy for new features](http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DEV/Implementation+of+New+Features+Policy).

Regards,

Gustavo Refosco


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Sometimes Jira does not link to Jira-key in commit comment via Crucible
Asked by jcurleyWR:

Users are making commits to a git repository and using Crucible to see the JIRA key in the comment and integrate with the JIRA item.

It appears that if the comment (commit) line begins with the JIRA key, it works fine. We see the 'commit' under Development (formerly known as the source tab).

If the key appears later in the line, it is ignored, as in:

* Make spinner not clickable during starting state - [HELIXSC-144](http://crucible.wrs.com/action/jira-issue.do?key=HELIXSC-144)
* Defect fixes. - [HELIXSC-140](http://crucible.wrs.com/action/jira-issue.do?key=HELIXSC-140) Clone button clickable when disabled.
* Defect fixes. - [HELIXSC-143](http://crucible.wrs.com/action/jira-issue.do?key=HELIXSC-143) home button renamed to overview - [HELIXSC-52](http://crucible.wrs.com/action/jira-issue.do?key=HELIXSC-52) it should not.

Is the - (with spaces) in front of the JIRA key, confusing it, like it's a smart commit, bullet list item or something?

We are using Crucible 3.5.4 and JIRA 6.3.14.

Thank you,

John


Answers:
author: jcurleyWR
body: I created <https://support.atlassian.com/servicedesk/agent/JSP/issue/JSP-240921>


author: jcurleyWR
body: do I need to submit a support request to get an answer? (please)


Tags: jira
Disallowing Comment Edits
Asked by John Werner:

The problem: One of the reviewers continually edits his comments against code, often completely changing the meaning/intent of the comment.

To prevent this, I would like to disallow editing of comments one they have been made. Ideally, this would be granular to the user level, but I am willing to accept the project level.

I looked through the different permission options, but did not find anything obvious. Is there an easy way to do this?

Thanks,

-John


Answers:
author: Piotr Swiecicki
body: Hi @John Werner,

I'm afraid it is not possible at the moment. There is an open issue for new feature which seems similar to what you want to achieve: <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CRUC-4832>. Feel free to vote on it and watch it, add a comment perhaps explaining your expectations.

If we see a lot of interest from other customers on such feature we will attempt to prioritise it and deliver requested functionality, as explained in <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DEV/Implementation+of+New+Features+Policy>

Hope that helps,  
Piotr ?wi?cicki


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Subversion log comments not updated in Jira/Fisheye
Asked by John Landis:

We are using Jira/Fisheye with Subversion repositories. When we commit a change in svn, the log comment is displayed under the Source tab in Jira. However, if we update the log message in svn, the update is not reflected back in Jira. Is there a way to capture the log message update in Jira/Fisheye?


Answers:
author: HarryH
body: Go to your Fisheye repo, click **Maintenance** in the left-hand panel, run Re-index.
Do I download FishEye or Crucible?
Asked by RamakrishnanS:

I have purchased 50 user license for FishEye and 50 user license for Crucible.

Which binary do I download? FishEye (fisheye-3.8.1.zip) or Crucible (crucible-3.8.1.zip)?

Rk


Answers:
author: rstephens
body: Hi Ramakrishnan

You can use either. Both binaries are the same apart from which license they will prompt you for first.

-Richard


Tags: download

moderators
The right settings for SVN symbolic rules
Asked by J:

Is there a way to make Fisheye and Crucible only show branches/tags for the selected project?

Our SVN repository uses the standard `projectName/branches/branchName` structure.

When i first added it to Fisheye, I checked "Use built-in symbolic rules", and set the "and then apply..." menu to "None". This was according to the instructions [here](https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/SVN+tag+and+branch+structure).

But when I view the changelog for my repository, the "All branches and tags" menu shows branches/tags from all projects, not just the one I'm viewing. And in Crucible, under "add branches to the review", it also shows branches from all projects.

So I tried changing the "and then apply..." menu to the second option (`/project/trunk...` etc.). With this, the menu lists branches like "projectName-branchName". Is this the desired result? It still shows branches from all projects, not just the selected one.

I'm not sure how this is supposed to work.


Answers:
author: gustavo_refosco
body: Hi,

From your description I understand all your projects are under the same SVN repository, is this right?

In this case I think what you want to achieve should be possible if you add each project as a separate repository in FishEye. For instance, let's say you have PROJECT1 and PROJECT2 as follows:

* /path/to/repository/PROJECT1
* /path/to/repository/PROJECT2
* You could add these as separate repositories in FishEye. I think the repository you currently have added has the path **/path/to/repository** . To add a repository just for PROJECT1 you could add a repository to FishEye named ****PROJECT1**** , then restrict the scope for this setting the Repository URL as being **/path/to/repository/PROJECT1** , or Repository URL as being **/path/to/repository** and Path as being ****PROJECT1**** . The way this will be set depends on what's your Repository Root. A **svn info /path/to/repository/PROJECT1** command should help you identifying what should be the Repository Root, which will be put as the Repository URL. The rest goes then as the Path.

Regards,

Gustavo Refosco

comments: author: J
body: Yeah, that's the conclusion I came to as well. It seems like multi-project repositories aren't a good idea in Fisheye for this reason. It might be a good idea to document that.


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Different username for JIRA and Fisheye/Subversion
Asked by J:

We have a self-hosted JIRA installation, which uses our Active Directory server to authenticate users.

We'd like to set up Fisheye to integrate with it, but have a somewhat unique situation. Our Subversion committer names don't match the AD usernames. Instead, users have a separate field ("uid") in their AD records, which contains their Subversion committer name.

We could configure Fisheye's Active Directory integration to use "uid" as the username field, so you'd log in with that. But then would JIRA-Fisheye integration still work?

Or we could configure Fisheye using the same username field as JIRA, but set up username mapping. But it seems like you need to set this up manually for each user and repository, which I'd rather not maintain.

What's the best way to set this up?

**UPDATE:** Does it even matter if they have different usernames? I've tried it, and I don't see any places where it causes problems. It seems like it uses OAuth tokens to link the two, rather than common usernames. Am I missing something?


Answers:
author: Sateesh Chandra
body: You can perform the mapping using the feature of Fisheye user mapping. You can view this from the Fisheye admin menu. You need to perform a dummy commit after the configuration.

comments: author: J
body: That's the approach I was hoping to avoid, since it requires me to manually enter all the mappings for each repository, and keep them up to date.


author: Sergey Svishchev
body: Vote for <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE-3606> :-)


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration

jira

jira-administration
Notification to moderator on crucible
Asked by Rahul Aich [Nagra]:

Hi

I am on Crucible 3.2.2

I want to be able to trigger a notification email to moderator when the review is submitted by the author.

How can this bedone.

At themoment moderator does not receive any emails.

Rahul


Answers:
author: T. Hill
body: I face a similar problem in my team's workflow.

Feel free to up-vote: <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CRUC-6319>

Cheers.


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Notification scheme on crucible
Asked by Rahul Aich [Nagra]:

Hi

We are on crucible 3.2.2

I want to know what actions trigger a notification email.

I cant seem to find this information; can anyone help pls?

Rahul


Answers:
author: gustavo_refosco
body: Hi Aich,

In addition to what Tini said, you may use the page <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Changing+your+user+profile> as a reference to the notifications sent by reviews (look under the **Reviews** section on this page).

There are also notifications for changes on repositories, which are based on the watches a user have set. Please check further about this under **Watches** on this same document.

Regards,

Gustavo Refosco


author: Tini Good
body: It's part of the individual user profile. Hit the drop-down arrow by your avatar in the top-right corner. Choose Settings or Profile Settings. Choose Reviews. You'll see various Review Notification Events that you can set to email you Never, Immediately, or in Batch.

I recommend to my users to use Batch for most, Immediate for "Participant Finished" and "File revisions added", "Yes" to "Uncomplete review if revision is added", but "No" to "Uncomplete review if a defect is raised". That works well with how I handle reviews.

Just pick the settings that work best to remind you when you have an action. Some of my users like notifications for everything, and some prefer to never get notifications and just manually check daily.


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
Can I upgrade from Fisheye/Crucible 3.6.1 to 3.8.1 directly?
Asked by David Bergert:


Answers:
author: Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
body: Yes, but make sure you read the release notes and look at the supported platforms (for ex, Java 7 is deprecated in 3.8.).

Also, test your upgrade :wink:
Stuck running on Processing commit
Asked by John D'Albis:

I'm doing an evaluation, and I've installed Fisheye 3.8.0 on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP3, seemed to install with no problems. I've added a Git repository, and while the state says "Running", it appears to get stuck on "Processing commit".

I've installed this on two different machines and pointed at two different Repos, but can't get past this state. I've looked at the log files and no clues there.

What to look at next?


Answers:
author: Piotr Swiecicki
body: Hi John D'Albis,

Have you considered reaching our support at [https://support.atlassian.com/?](https://support.atlassian.com/) We are happy to look into your logs and come with suggestions how to fix the issue.

Kind regards,

Piotr
Sync read permissions for Fisheye repo with AuthzSVNAccessFile
Asked by Peter Kahn:

Hi all,

Is anyone synchronizing view rights between their AuthzSVNAccessFile and fisheye? websvn can use AuthzSVNAccessFile files so keeping that access in sync is easily done. I'm not sure how to approach it using fisheye and figure I'll need to find or write a plugin. I just wrote a tool to resolve rules per user from the access file so it might be possible for me to feed that into fisheye or use it to control access to fisheye via an apache in the middle.

Anyone already have a solution?

Thanks

Peter


Answers:
author: Kabeer Nasir
body: We use fabric to get the access file from the subversion server, parse it and synchronize it with Atlassian Crowd.

Fisheye repositories are automagically setup via the Rest API and utilize the access group and users defined in the previous step.

You could probably use the same method for synchronizing, the only pitfall we had was that some groups were defined with different casings, which turned out to be a headache for us since we had setup crowd to output all group and usernames as lowercase.

Fabric for automating tasks: <http://www.fabfile.org/>

Universal Rest API client for interfacing between python and crowd (or fisheye if you don't use crowd): [](http://www.fabfile.org/)<https://universal-client.readthedocs.org/en/latest/>[](http://www.fabfile.org/)


Tags: authority

fisheye-crucible-administration

svn
How do you associate multiple repositories in FishEye to a single JIRA project?
Asked by Janene Hoffmann:

I already have a application link between FishEye / Crucible and JIRA, but how do you associate 2 repositories to 1 JIRA project?  

Your help is appreciated!

Thank you in advance -

Janene


Answers:
author: rahuldanwade
body: Hi Janene,

In fisheye administrator go to repositories and for each repo from cog icon select application link and attach projects


author: HarryH
body: You can go to your JIRA project(Administration) tab.

Then click the "Configure Project Links" in the Settings section to add more repos.

Settings {#toc-hId-1617830973}
------------------------------

Some general project configuration options.

* Application Links: [Configure Project Links](http://test:8080/plugins/servlet/applinks/listEntityLinks/com.atlassian.applinks.api.application.jira.JiraProjectEntityType/MyProject)
* Repository Path: None (Select Path)


Tags: integration

jira
What are the system requirements for a Crucible Server?
Asked by L. Schimmel:

Hello everyone,

after a long evaluation period, I have already ordered a unlimited users Crucible license for our company.Now I am about to order a suitable Server. As I have never ordered any hardware before in my work life, I am insecure about ordering the right machine.

We are already running a JIRA Server with about 1000 users, but that system ist already quite busy so Crucible needs either a dedicated physical server or a virtual machine to run on.

We will retrieve the source files from a subversion server that is located in a different city.

The user database will be adopted from the JIRA server.

I think there will be at most 200-300 Developers using the Server in Total at the beginning.

So what would you recommend what I should order at the IT-Department?

* Physical Server or virtual machine?
* How many processors should be provided?

* How much memory should be provided?

* How much space is required?

Best regards

Leonard Schimmel


Answers:
author: Piotr Swiecicki
body: Hi @L. Schimmel,

Similar questions were replied in the past, the answers are still valid:

* <https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/98536>
* <https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/281845>

Hope that helps,

Piotr

comments: author: Prathamesh Ghuge
body: What is the hardware requirement for server running FishEye and Confluence on the single unit? We have license for 10000 users


Tags: fisheye-crucible-administration
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Asked by ????:

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Logon failed, use ctrl+c to cancel basic credential prompt.


Answers:
author: Rick Li
body: ?????????????????????????

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<https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Error-Logon-failed-use-ctrl-c-to-cancel-basic-credential-prompt/qaq-p/1540433>

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Cylance Protect
Asked by DanielDurys:

cylance is terminating sh.exe , can you solve the issue? SourceTree is updated to 3.4.6  

\[Edit\] Conclusion: To be closed, summary: Atlassian is not going to do anything or we don't know have they reported to cylance yet. We need to report to cylance ourself or contact our cylance admin to whitelist the SourceTree.


Answers:
author: Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
body: See <https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Cylance-virus-scan-issue/qaq-p/1471827>

comments: author: DanielDurys
body: I have seen the article. It doesn't solve my issue because I don't have panel admin for cylance. My questions is more like - can atlassian talk to cylance to not marking source tree software as false positive by default. As regular user I don't have possibility to whitelist the program in cylance.


author: Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
body: Ok, so it's not Atlassian's fault or problem that Cylance has got something wrong, and I doubt they've got the time or will to go and identify every mistake like this being made by everyone else's software.

What's most likely to work is end-users of Cylance reporting the error to Cylance directly.

I'm afraid you'll need to talk to your Cylance admins to get it whitelisted and working for now, until Cylcance fix the problem and you get an update from them.


author: DanielDurys
body: I could assume that nobody told Cylance about SourceTree since 1 year ago, because issue still exists :) I will try to contact Cylance instead of atlassian's forum here. Based on your reply I assume Atlassian is guilty of the issue here. I assume Atlassian may not be aware of security issues with its application. Thank you for the reply. I think Atlassian should want to make his users happy and contact Cylance itself.


author: Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
body: That's a little unfair, there's nothing Atlassian are doing wrong here. There is no security issue with Sourcetree here, the issue is that Cylance is getting the detection wrong.

The only thing Atlassian are guilty of here is not reporting the problem to Cylance, so Cylance have not fixed their software or data that's leading it to a false positive. And I do not know if they have reported it or not.

The issue is with Cylance, who probably have no guilt either, if no-one has reported the problem to them, they may not know they have one.
Souretree won't connect to AWS CodeCommit via SSH on MacOS
Asked by vr_driver:

Hi all,

I've spent nearly a day working on this, and I'm now convinced that it isn't possible.

At work, we have moved over from another cloud GIT provider to AWS CodeCommit, and as such, I managed to get SourceTree working on Windows.

However, it is a completely different story on MacOS 11.5.2 (20G95). (Big Sur)

I'm running the latest version of SourceTree 4.1.3 (230) and I've tried everything.

I've loaded the SSH keys from the Windows version, after exporting them to a different format of SSH key that ssh-add would accept. (RSA 4096)

I'm tried connecting to the remote by adding the codecommit URL with and without the @ alpha/numeric username.  

I have been able to get it to prompt me with an 'enter password' for the alpha/numeric username, however, it's an ssh key, so it shouldn't be doing this.

When I go to the Security tab in the Settings for my local repository, the "Enable GPG key signing for commits" is not enabled to be selected either.

I started this project initially in my own repository with a bitbucket remote which works perfectly, however, to add a new one and connect to this AWS location just simply won't work on the Mac, when it does on Windows.

I'm really scratching my head on this one.  

Has anyone else had this trouble or got it working? Is it me, or is SourceTree not planning on supporting other GIT servers, as it's not in their commercial interest?  

Cheers,  
Steve  

PS. I only post things when I'm really stuck.


Answers:
author: vr_driver
body: After trying this out more, we decided to try a 'normal' http connection with a different username.   
I tried doing a 'Refresh' on a pull request so that I could just see the branches available. It showed 'Master' once, then after that it didn't work.  
I also tried doing a push request as well. But, it then gives a 403 Error.


Tags: aws

mac

ssh
What is causing this graphical issue?
Asked by Mark Ayles:

The contents of some elements will appear blank or super zoomed in, showing some pixels of the text/image it contains. If I hover over multiple times, it will appear, disappear, zoom, etc. If I resize the window, everything gets fixed, until I start hovering over things again. This leads me to believe it is some Windows/graphics driver problem, but I am not sure. I am only experiencing (noticing) this problem with Sourcetree. I have updated graphics drivers, sourcetree, and Windows... no luck fixing this problem.

![SourceTree_PuuQywGSUJ.png](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/158380i91949EDDE0A34253/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "SourceTree_PuuQywGSUJ.png")![SourceTree_xdt3Z8JbR9.png](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/158381i8041E6F408EFF1F3/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "SourceTree_xdt3Z8JbR9.png")![SourceTree_8QskXDlgTG.png](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/158382iC327B9244BC92E40/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "SourceTree_8QskXDlgTG.png")


Answers:
author: IvanLauLinTiong
body: Same problems here . Sometimes when I maximized it, it displayed like this:  
![glitch.PNG](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/170362i3C4587DB809EB6A2/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "glitch.PNG")

After a few times hovering over or resizing it, it backs to normal.

My machine environment:

Sourcetree: v3.4.7.0

OS: Window 10

screeen resolution: 1920 x 1080

Hopefully sourcetree team can fix this GUI glitch.

comments: author: jared_kail
body: I get this constantly; any word on fix?
Issues accessing repository
Asked by Cameron Manchester:

I receive the following error when cloning the repository on Bitbucket to Sourcetree...

Command: git -c diff.mnemonicprefix=false -c core.quotepath=false --no-optional-locks ls-remote <https://bitbucket.di2e.net/scm/sc2/uci.git>

Output:

Error: fatal: unable to access '<https://bitbucket.di2e.net/scm/sc2/uci.git/>': OpenSSL SSL_connect: Connection was reset in connection to bitbucket.di2e.net:443

Any ideas on what the issue could be?


Answers:
author: Lori Kazes
body: I have the same issue though mine refers to github instead of bitbucket:  


Tags: bitbucket
I believe this word has to be corrected
Asked by Sai Kumar Desu:

![issue.png](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/158107iB8CCB19259B02037/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "issue.png")


Answers:
author: G subramanyam
body: Hi [@Sai Kumar Desu](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/3354901)

Welcome to the Atlassian community. Thanks for spotting that.

May I request you share the same with [Atlassian contact](https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/)

comments: author: Sai Kumar Desu
body: Sure