Fisheye Has Completed Indexing The Subversion Repository but Only Shows One Changeset

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Symptoms

Fisheye only displays the first changeset despite many more revisions in the Subversion repository.

Cause

The SVN URL for your repository is incorrect. The SVN URL should equal your Repository Root and your Path should be path from the repository root.

Resolution

Please refer Finding your repository root section in the documentation on Fisheye and Subversion, for instructions on how to find your repository root. This is what you need to define in your SVN URL, and the path should be everything remaining.

For example: If you want to define a repository within fisheye for http://svn.example.com/svn5/project1 and your repository root for this URL is http://svn.example.com, then your SVN URL = http://svn.example.com and your Path = svn5/project1 .

Severity

Medium

Article ID: FISHKB

Updated on April 8, 2025

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