If set, this allows Fisheye to throttle how many connections it makes per second to the SVN server. See this KB for more information: SVN operations taking longer than an hour time out This property defines the time to wait for a server response and terminates the HTTP call if it exceeds the timeout. The library that Fisheye/Crucible uses (SVNKit) for SVN integration defines a timeout of 60 minutes by default if the property http-timeout is not defined in the Subversion configuration. Once the repository is added you can click the repository name on the ' Repositories' screen to configure the following settings: You can enable a repository later from the repository list. If you wish to do some further configuration before the scan starts, then do not check. Read more informationĬontrols whether Fisheye will immediately enable this repository, which starts the initial scan. Otherwise, enabling this option is not necessary. See also SVN Authentication Issues.Įnable this option if you are using the Subversion or Perforce SCM systems and making use of per-author line counts. The credentials to use if your repository requires authentication. If this value is '.' (or empty), then the whole repository will be shown.

The sub-tree within your repository that Fisheye should display. Therefore where possible please use the file protocol.) (Please note that file protocol performs the fastest followed by svn and lastly by http/s. If you are not sure what your repository root is, check the section below 'Finding your Repository Root'. The Subversion Repository Root URL to your repository, such as svn:// or file:///var/svn. Note that a repository name is different from its key. The name may contain alphanumeric, underscore, '-' or '.' characters and its length must not exceed 100 characters.

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