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Suggestion
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Hi Team,
This is regarding the ticket raised under Atlassian support PS-61114.
We have around 1050+ repositories in our Fisheye Crucible server instance. We have integrated our Fisheye instance with our Gerrit and SVN aaplications. The changeset replication in the instance is too bad now. Atlassian has commented like this is expected, due to the huge count of repositories. The incremental indexing is taking 1.5+ hours to replicate new changesets. Even tuning the fisheye performance is not having any considerable impact.
We need faster replication in some of our Git repositories and Atlassian suggested to Configuring commit hooks. But there is no option available to configure commit hooks from our Gerrit server. Please consider this as a feature request and help us to improve the application performance and to introduce alternative ways to configure individual repository wise analysis and incremental indexing management.
Hi everyone,
We have recently reviewed this issue and the overall interest in the problem. As the issue hasn't collect votes, watchers, comments, or support cases from many customers during its lifetime, it's very low on our priority list, and will not be fixed in the foreseeable future. That's why we've decided to resolve it as Not Being Considered.
Although we're aware the issue is still important to those of you who were involved in the conversations around it, we want to be clear in managing your expectations. The Fisheye&Crucible team is focusing on issues that have broad impact and high value, reflected by the number of comments, votes, support cases, and customers interested. Please consult the Implementation of New Features Policy for more details.
We understand how disappointing this decision may be, but we hope you'll appreciate our transparent approach and communication. Atlassian will continue to watch this issue for further updates, so please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
Kind regards
Marek Parfianowicz
Principal Engineer