OK so having solved SCM badges not showing on one machine (updated git to latest). On another machine having done this, clicking on the SCM Status purple folder icon or accessing he menu item Go -> SCM status has no affect. The click does nothing does not show untracked, uncommited files etc. The repo is on a standard HFS+ drive.
Please help. Many thanks
Anthony
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On 19 Dec 2011, at 12:34, Anthony Underwood wrote:
OK so having solved SCM badges not showing on one machine (updated git to latest). On another machine having done this, clicking on the SCM Status purple folder icon or accessing he menu item Go -> SCM status has no affect. The click does nothing – does not show untracked, uncommited files etc. The repo is on a standard HFS+ drive.
Presumably TM is not finding it — the root directory in the file browser must be the repository root or below it as discussed here: http://lists.macromates.com/textmate/2011-December/033674.html
On 12/19/11 8:27 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
Presumably TM is not finding it — the root directory in the file browser must be the repository root or below it as discussed here: http://lists.macromates.com/textmate/2011-December/033674.html
Does SCM status not work on paths mounted via SMB? If I open a folder that is a git repo on my dev server (which I have mounted via SMB on my local machine), I get no status, clicking the purple folder does nothing, etc. However, if I copy that same folder to my local machine and open it from there, it works as expected.
On 19 Dec 2011, at 15:42, Keith Solomon wrote:
On 12/19/11 8:27 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
Presumably TM is not finding it — the root directory in the file browser must be the repository root or below it as discussed here: http://lists.macromates.com/textmate/2011-December/033674.html
Does SCM status not work on paths mounted via SMB? If I open a folder that is a git repo on my dev server (which I have mounted via SMB on my local machine), I get no status, clicking the purple folder does nothing, etc. However, if I copy that same folder to my local machine and open it from there, it works as expected.
I disabled it for non-local mount points because file status with Git and Mercurial require hashing every file in your project (so a status update needs to send a lot of bytes over the network).
The git command only does this when user explicitly asks for status and cache the result. TM needs to ask for status on each change in the folder (to update badges) and I found that I can’t use git’s cached index because of the potential for clashing with another git command — this was a common problem when doing “git rebase” (before I introduced a custom index) — adding to that, network mounts also does not support fsevents, which is what I use to know when to update the badges.
OK. I understand now. My folder was located on a remote server location mounted over ssh via MacFuse. However have just found that copying over the directory (a rails app) which includes .git directory to a local HFS+ drive that the problem still persists.
Still a bit stumped.
Anthony
On 19/12/2011 17:01, "Allan Odgaard" mailinglist@textmate.org wrote:
On 19 Dec 2011, at 15:42, Keith Solomon wrote:
On 12/19/11 8:27 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
Presumably TM is not finding it the root directory in the file browser must be the repository root or below it as discussed here: http://lists.macromates.com/textmate/2011-December/033674.html
Does SCM status not work on paths mounted via SMB? If I open a folder that is a git repo on my dev server (which I have mounted via SMB on my local machine), I get no status, clicking the purple folder does nothing, etc. However, if I copy that same folder to my local machine and open it from there, it works as expected.
I disabled it for non-local mount points because file status with Git and Mercurial require hashing every file in your project (so a status update needs to send a lot of bytes over the network).
The git command only does this when user explicitly asks for status and cache the result. TM needs to ask for status on each change in the folder (to update badges) and I found that I can¹t use git¹s cached index because of the potential for clashing with another git command this was a common problem when doing ³git rebase² (before I introduced a custom index) adding to that, network mounts also does not support fsevents, which is what I use to know when to update the badges.
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I tracked down the problem of the the SCM button not working. I am using a software RAID for my projects ( http://www.softraid.com/). For some reason this is being detected as a non-local mount even though the RAID is local and very fast.
Is there a workaround for this??
Thanks Anthoy
On 19/12/2011 17:01, "Allan Odgaard" mailinglist@textmate.org wrote:
On 19 Dec 2011, at 15:42, Keith Solomon wrote:
On 12/19/11 8:27 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
Presumably TM is not finding it the root directory in the file browser must be the repository root or below it as discussed here: http://lists.macromates.com/textmate/2011-December/033674.html
Does SCM status not work on paths mounted via SMB? If I open a folder that is a git repo on my dev server (which I have mounted via SMB on my local machine), I get no status, clicking the purple folder does nothing, etc. However, if I copy that same folder to my local machine and open it from there, it works as expected.
I disabled it for non-local mount points because file status with Git and Mercurial require hashing every file in your project (so a status update needs to send a lot of bytes over the network).
The git command only does this when user explicitly asks for status and cache the result. TM needs to ask for status on each change in the folder (to update badges) and I found that I can¹t use git¹s cached index because of the potential for clashing with another git command this was a common problem when doing ³git rebase² (before I introduced a custom index) adding to that, network mounts also does not support fsevents, which is what I use to know when to update the badges.
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On 12/01/2012, at 22.00, Anthony Underwood wrote:
I tracked down the problem of the the SCM button not working. I am using a software RAID for my projects ( http://www.softraid.com/). For some reason this is being detected as a non-local mount even though the RAID is local and very fast.
Is there a workaround for this??
Not presently.
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