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Hi, I have some automated build scripts which want to add and replace files in a subtree of a repo. Here's the problem. The first time ever through this script I can do an ADD of a complex folder containing subfolders, etc. and all is well - fortess does the add. The second time through, however, th...

When I move a folder in fortress 1.x and it fails (because there are files checked out in folder), I get a message saying the move failed (fine) but in tree view, it shows the folder as moved (bad) even though it has not in fact moved (i.e., when another user looks at the tree they see the unmoved f...

We want to do a nightly build of our source tree and label that tree as well. How expensive (both in time and space) is it to label the repo (say 30k files)? Will the labels slow down our fortress performance over time? Will our database grow a bunch for each label applied?

OK, thanks. I did not try having the parent directory labeled. Your example seems to work. Thanks again.

no, it doesn't work for me. I get: running fortress command GETLABEL -verbose -makereadonly -merge overwrite -labelworkingfolder ./XXX $/ToolsAndUtilities/ATestFolderForGetLab el 12345 <vault> <error> <exception>System.Exception: No object was found at the repository path: $/ToolsAndUtilities/ATestF...

Hi,

Suppose I label a subtree named $/dev "12345" and later I move $/dev to $/xyz. What happens if I then do a GETLABEL on $/dev "12345"? Does it fail?

Thanks,

Scott

I would like to execute fortress commands from a batch/shell script on windows for automation purposes. I see no documentation for that (I found some for vault). How do I do that?

Thanks,

Scott