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Hi,
I'm trying to get Graphite to work with the MS Team Foundation Services (TFS with git).
Authentication is OK, URL of the remote repository is OK.
But when I'm pulling the remote repo I get this error in Graphite:
Could not get advertised Ref for branch refs/heads/master
Any ideas?
Thank you!
I'm trying to get Graphite to work with the MS Team Foundation Services (TFS with git).
Authentication is OK, URL of the remote repository is OK.
But when I'm pulling the remote repo I get this error in Graphite:
Could not get advertised Ref for branch refs/heads/master
Any ideas?
Thank you!
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Hello Peter,
See this forum thread for more information on your inquiry and let us know if further help is needed.
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See this forum thread for more information on your inquiry and let us know if further help is needed.
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answered on 23 Apr 2013, 11:14 AM
Thank you Steve, but this does not describe the problem.
Communication with the remote repository is obviously established.
I found some web posts with similar error messages, but none related to TFS. Up to now, I can't figure out if this is a client-side or remote-repository problem.
As MS Team Foundation Services are free, it would be quite easy to try to reproduce:
- create a new team project "with git" option
- in your profile set alternate credentials (as described in your linked post)
- go to the "code" tab to see the empty repository and copy the exact URL of the remote repository (as described in your linked post)
- use this link and your credentials to pull the remote repository with GraphitePeter
Communication with the remote repository is obviously established.
I found some web posts with similar error messages, but none related to TFS. Up to now, I can't figure out if this is a client-side or remote-repository problem.
As MS Team Foundation Services are free, it would be quite easy to try to reproduce:
- create a new team project "with git" option
- in your profile set alternate credentials (as described in your linked post)
- go to the "code" tab to see the empty repository and copy the exact URL of the remote repository (as described in your linked post)
- use this link and your credentials to pull the remote repository with GraphitePeter
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Hi Peter,
The workflow is a bit different. When opening your workspace Icenium needs to read a *.proj file to obtain the necessary metadata of an Icenium project. Clearly there is no .proj file in an empty repository and creating a new project file on the fly while cloning a newly-created git repository is not supported at the present moment. In order to make Icenium work with a remote repository hosted in GitHub, BitBucket, TFS etc. you need to follow these steps:
Greetings,
Steve
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The workflow is a bit different. When opening your workspace Icenium needs to read a *.proj file to obtain the necessary metadata of an Icenium project. Clearly there is no .proj file in an empty repository and creating a new project file on the fly while cloning a newly-created git repository is not supported at the present moment. In order to make Icenium work with a remote repository hosted in GitHub, BitBucket, TFS etc. you need to follow these steps:
- Create a new Icenium project in Graphite/Mist.
- Create a new empty repository in TFS.
- Push your local repository to TFS.
- Now other team members can Clone the project and you can commit, pull etc.
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answered on 23 Apr 2013, 03:13 PM
Thank you Steve, that's it.
I followed the instructions in the MS TFS repository. They say you have to pull first.
But the initial push from Graphite to the remote repository did it!
Peter
I followed the instructions in the MS TFS repository. They say you have to pull first.
But the initial push from Graphite to the remote repository did it!
Peter
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Hello Peter,
Glad it worked. Generally that instruction would be valid if it wasn't for the .proj file, and we plan to remove it for subsequent version as this workflow proved unexpected for a lot of users.
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Steve
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Glad it worked. Generally that instruction would be valid if it wasn't for the .proj file, and we plan to remove it for subsequent version as this workflow proved unexpected for a lot of users.
Regards,
Steve
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