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Why is Fisheye indexing information before set revision that has been excluded?

M. Stewart September 16, 2013

We set up a Subversion repository in Fisheye and excluded a directory called "!deprecated". Then we set the initial import revision to be 12696. Many folders and files were copied into "!deprecated" in revisions BEFORE 12565, but on the initial import Fisheye wants to index all of these old files and folders in their former locations, even though they were moved before the set revision. Why? This is causing our index to take an unreasonable amount of time - now going on 5 days. It's reading that it's creating changest 12695, which I guess it has to do before it can start indexing at 12696, but why is it including folders and files that were moved into an excluded location before 12696? If it didn't do this, the index would've been done days ago.

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Nick
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September 18, 2013

In the Admin section, what "Initial Import" option have you got set?

Admin --> Repositories --> <repo> --> SCM Details --> Initial Import

Ensure that you have "Do not import" set.

M. Stewart September 18, 2013

I did have it set to "Do not import". That's one of the reasons it's concerning me.

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M. Stewart September 16, 2013

I meant to say BEFORE 12696 - don't know why I said 12565.

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