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Change list is appearing in the wrong branch.

Robert Bouillon
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January 11, 2012

I have Fisheye integrated with perforce.

I initially created a branch in perforce, let's say //Products/Product/Baseline. I then branched to //Products/Product/Branches/Branch. When I seeded the baseline branch fisheye correctly displayed the change as belonging to "head". When I checked in the integration from baseline to branch, fisheye correctly displayed the branch name as "branch".

I then altered some code in the branch, performed a checkin, and Fisheye displayed it as belonging to "head" and not "branch".

I verified that all files in the changelist belonged to the "//Products/Product/Branches/Branch" branch.

Am I missing something?

Thanks.

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Sergey Svishchev
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April 30, 2013

If you removed the branch spec before altering the code in the branch, Fisheye would not recognize the commit as belonging to that branch.

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