Problems with TC Check in?

FinalBuilder Discussion
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Ok, here’s the scenario - I do a TC Check Out of a particular directory, which recurses sub-directories.  This works fine.  I do stuff to the files, and then do a TC Check in of said directory.  Everything seems to work fine with the check in by looking at the build log, i.e. it says it checks in all the files, but I get an error!   Am I not configuring something properly?  Is this a bug?  Any help would be appreciated!

Natalie

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It may be a bug, but you haven’t provided enough information for us to tell. Which version/build of FinalBuilder and Team Coherence are you using? What settings do you have on the Check In action?

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Thank you for your patience!  I’m using the Professional Edition Evaluation of Final Builder 5.0.0.130, and Team Coherence version 7.1 build 7.1.2.90. 

For the settings:
Runtime Tab:

  •     Action Enabled is checked, and I’ve got the retry attempts set to 1, retry pause set to 1000ms.
Check In tab:
  • I’m checking out an entire folder’s contents using filespec ., and the Recurse Subdirectories option checked.  All others are not checked.  I also tried with the Recurse Subdirectories option not checked, but I still get the error.
  • I’m not assigning any version label’s currently.
Terminate Options tab:
  • Terminates when any error occurs(-T1) is selected.
Let me know if you need any more information!  Thanks for your time!

Natalie


   
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Hi Natalie

What does the log say for the action. TC will treat things like files being already checked out as an error when T1 is set, try changing to T2 or T3.

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The Build Log says:

.Running tc.exe
.TC return code: 4
.Checking in … File has not changed
.Checking in … File has not changed
.
.Retrying action(1 of 1)…
.Running tc.exe
.TC return code: 4
.Checking in … File has not changed
.Checking in … File has not changed
.

and that’s it.  I tried setting the Terminate Options to every other possible setting besides T1, which was what it was set to initally, but am still getting an error, but no descriptive error message at all.  Am I looking in the wrong place here? 

Thanks,
Nat