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Adding new project in crucible/fisheye does not display list of repositories

Raju KC
Raju KC Mar 26, 2013

While adding new project in crucible/fisheye, list of repositories is empty although I have two repositories defined in Fisheye. What's the problem?

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Sergey Svishchev
Sergey Svishchev Mar 26, 2013

It's quite likely that your user account doesn't have read permission for those repositories, or you are logged in with admin password only.

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