We seem to be having a problem with Git source control in PB 2019 R3. In the PB IDE I have successfully added the workspace to Git and pushed the initial load up to the repository on the server without problem.
However when I log in to GitLab and check out the repository I can see no files in the repository nor any details of any commits or pushes.
I have tested making changes to an object in PB and reverting the changes which worked OK. We have also shut down the Git server and confirmed that a push from PB failed, which would indicate the PB is talking to Git.
So why can't I see what's happening in the Git server repository? Any ideas?
Mike Connell.
Please ignore my previous post. It seems the problem was down to permissions on the Git server as you suspected. My administrator upped my role from "Developer" to "Maintainer" which solved the problem.
But we are both a little confused for two reasons:
1. We thought that "Developer" access was sufficient to perform a push.
2. PB produced no error message, even though I apparently didn't have sufficient access rights to perform a push. Interestingly I did get an error when I tried to perform a push of my local repository via TortoiseGit, although the error message was far from helpful.
Any thoughts?
Regards,
Mike.
I am super glad that the permissions level setting was the issue & now resolved!
FWIW: It's always good to check any issue via the Git/SVN native client UI vs the PB IDE for more information.
Regards ... Chris