Why does teamcity keep doing "teamcity delayed commit " after testing successful?
Hi,
I met this case more than twice.
When I finished Pre-test successful, the teamcity plugin should commit my code into SVN. But the fact is that status line is keeping doing "teamcity delayed commit " for hours. I had to shutdown my eclipseIDE and restart it.
I don't know why it is. TC server , TC plugin or SVN' problem?
I'll preciate for your help.
Best regards,
dejun
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Hi Dejun,
Could you please run Eclipse in debug mode (see "Logging in TeamCity Eclipse plugin" http://www.jetbrains.net/confluence/display/TCD4/Reporting+Issues) with switched on all options except "communications" and mail us with produced output and eclipse's log file also if the issue is repeated? It will be useful you report us what kind of Eclipse's SVN Team provider(including adapter type) you are using.
TIA,
Konstantin
Hi Konstantin,
Thanks for your help first!
As your said, I run Eclipse in debug mode and the debug properties is as below:
Attachment(s):
ATT36852.log
Hi Dejun,
The new issue was created in our tracker: http://www.jetbrains.net/tracker/oldIssue/TW-7746. Seems progress monitor was not closed correctly.
BR,
Konstantin
Hi Dejun,
Actually the TeamCity Eclipse plugin does not work with SVN 1.6. We are going to integrate support of the newest SVN to TeamCity 4.1 release. So, could you explain us did the Subclipse 1.6.x based Eclipse was commiting files over "Delayed Commit" or just showing a progress? The log you are attached does not contain any commit steps.
TIA,
Konstantin
Hi Konstantin,
I think it was just showing a progress since no file was submitted.
Hope it's useful for you. Any helps I could it's my pleasure.
Kind regards
Dejun
Hi Dejun,
Unfortunately we have not reproduced an issue even using Subclipse 1.6.x but the issue worries us and if the troubled configuration still exist could you please provide us with thread dump in "Delayed Commit" running state (you can get it running Eclipse with console and pressing Ctrl+Shift-Break or using "jstack" & "jps" utilities of your JDK) and full Eclipse's log file(<yourworkspace>/.metadata/.log).
Thanks in advance,
Konstantin
Hi Konstantin,
I'm sorry that I have to changed my develop environment to finish my job. Replace Subclipse 1.6.x with 1.4.x , everything is OK now.
Kind regards,
Dejun