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Diff is from version zero (SVN)

Andrew Landsverk
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April 15, 2014

Ocassionally a new commit will show up in fisheye and it's diff will be from a version '0' in subversion. This version doesn't exist so the file appears to be 'new'. Does anyone know how to fix or have any insight into why this is happening?

Fisheye+Crucible version: 3.3.1

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Andrew Landsverk
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April 29, 2014

Looks like this was resolved with an upgrade to 3.4. We were getting a bunch of stack traces relating to revId = -1...

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Foong
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April 20, 2014

Hi Andrew,

Please raise a support issue at https://support.atlassian.com

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