Latest svn commits not synchronized into fisheye

[VENKATESHWARARAO]

Hello Atlassian Community,

I am hoping that there is something I am missing the issue is the svn latest commits in svn is not visible in fisheye. for this i have troubleshooted that i have clicked on the re index in the maintenance tab in fisheye but it is scanned some level after that it hangs

Scanning changesets23.1%IN PROGRESS 100 of 433

my SVN repo URL look like 

https://svn.url name/repos/repo name/path/

under that structure looks like

• branches
• tags
• trunk
• trunk_4.1.15

In Fisheye i have configured SVN symbolic Rules

Regular Expression                          Name

path/trunk(/|$)                                  trunk

path/trunk_4.1.15(/|$)                       trunk

path/branches/([^/]+)                   path-${1}

path/tags/([^/]+)                          path-${1}

Thanks

[Evan Slaughter · Accepted solution]

For us to be able to know more about the root cause of the problems you're seeing during this hang, we would probably need to crack into a support-zip generated from your FishEye instance, as there doesn't appear to be any immediate smoking guns from just the information provided so far.

Given that a support zip and your application's logs contain information that you may not want to share on community, if your team is using a standard commercial license your team may want to proceed with submitting this same question to our team over at https://support.atlassian.com/contact.

Otherwise, for next steps for your team moving forward - we would ask that you check the application logs surrounding when the indexing process is hanging, and see if you can find anything in relation to the indexing of this repository that can give you some idea of what is happening that's causing this large delay. Depending on if there's any errors or exceptions, you're welcome to post them back here - or check if there's anything in our FishEye knowledge base surrounding these messages that may help to give you some additional context.

Thanks,

Evan Slaughter