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PowerBuilder 2025 R2 Beta – Git workspace connection issue
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  1. Torgeir Lund
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  3. Monday, 12 January 2026 09:41 AM UTC

We are trying to use PowerBuilder 2025 R2 Beta together with TFS / Azure DevOps Server.

We have a Git repository located at:
https://tfs.vitec.se/tfs/Aloc2/Products/_git/PLP

Inside this repository, the PowerBuilder workspace file is located at the following path:

PLP/PLPWorkspace.pbw

This corresponds to the repository path:
https://tfs.vitec.se/tfs/Aloc2/Products/_git/PLP?path=/plp

 
PowerBuilder Git connection setup
In PowerBuilder 2025 R2 Beta, I attempt to connect to the workspace using the built-in Git source control integration with the following settings:

Source Control System: Git
Repository URL:
https://tfs.vitec.se/tfs/Aloc2/Products/_git/PLP
Workspace File:
..\PLP\PLPWorkspace.pbw (default value)
Branch: (empty / not specified)
Authentication Type: Token
User ID: My TFS user
Personal Access Token: My PAT
When I click Connect, the connection itself is reported as successful.

 
Local settings
Checkout Directory: Local directory on disk
Author Name: My name
Author Email: My email address
Regenerate application PBLs with the source code after download: ✔ Checked
 
Error encountered
After the initial successful connection, the process fails with the following error:

Git detail error info:
Failed to mmap. No data written:
Not enough memory resources are available to process this command.

Git client error code: Generic error.
Git fails to connect to workspace.

Finished Errors (09:52:49)
Elapsed: 00:00.099

Source Control: Errors (09:52:49)

 
Question
What could be the root cause of this error?

It appears to originate from the Git client used by PowerBuilder, possibly during repository download, checkout, or workspace initialization.

 

PS. Today we ude Agent Git within PowerBuilder by Clone the repository to local directory with VisualStudio and then using Orcascript to create the pbl's. It would be ideal if we could avoid relying on a third-party tool and have PowerBuilder work directly with TFS/Git.


Regards Torgeir S. Lund

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