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How do you get Fisheye to recognize a heirarchy of branches?

Rob Wiskow
June 14, 2011

In our SVN setup, we use a heirarchy of branches, where the actual branches appear several levels deeper than just "branches".

For instance, within our "branches" directory, we have a "users" directory, and within that a separate directory for each developer, and then the developers create their own branches within their own directories.

The problem is that Fisheye treats all of that as just a "users" branch. Is there some way to get Fisheye to recognize the actual branches? Is this something I should be opening an issue for?

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Jason Jason
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June 15, 2011

Have you tried modifying the Custom Symbolic Rules in the repository definition?

Look for Symbolic section and hit edit details then use the drop down to select custom and use a custom branches pattern.

Something like

Pattern: branches/users/([^/]+)/([^/]+) Name: "${1}-${2}"

This should import each users multiple branches as USERNAME-BRANCHNAME

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