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  1. Bamboo Data Center
  2. BAM-9681

Bamboo doesn't save created Mercurial repository if WebRepository is used. It just discard the repository.

    • Icon: Bug Bug
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Icon: Low Low
    • 3.3 M3, 3.3
    • 3.3 M3
    • None
    • None

      Steps to reproduce:
      1) go to some plan source repository configuration
      2) click 'add repository'
      3a) set repository name, for example "aaa"
      3) on the right: from the list select Mercurial repository
      4) set repository URL to something like "aaa" (doesn't matter in this test-case)
      5) select from "Web Repository" -> "Mercurial Web Repository" (you can leave the sub-select default)
      6) click 'save repository' (on the right)
      7) click again on "source repository" tab (like you would like to edit the plan
      8a) there is no new repository - it disappeared
      8b) while I expected it will wait for me there, my new "aaa" repository.

      (note: if I don't select the Web Repository for that new repository -> all is good, I have my 'aaa" repo)

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            Uploaded image for project: 'Bamboo Data Center'
            1. Bamboo Data Center
            2. BAM-9681

            Bamboo doesn't save created Mercurial repository if WebRepository is used. It just discard the repository.

              • Icon: Bug Bug
              • Resolution: Fixed
              • Icon: Low Low
              • 3.3 M3, 3.3
              • 3.3 M3
              • None
              • None

                Steps to reproduce:
                1) go to some plan source repository configuration
                2) click 'add repository'
                3a) set repository name, for example "aaa"
                3) on the right: from the list select Mercurial repository
                4) set repository URL to something like "aaa" (doesn't matter in this test-case)
                5) select from "Web Repository" -> "Mercurial Web Repository" (you can leave the sub-select default)
                6) click 'save repository' (on the right)
                7) click again on "source repository" tab (like you would like to edit the plan
                8a) there is no new repository - it disappeared
                8b) while I expected it will wait for me there, my new "aaa" repository.

                (note: if I don't select the Web Repository for that new repository -> all is good, I have my 'aaa" repo)

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