Crucible/Fisheye: not all included directories being shown

[Brent Webster]

My "AP" repository's branch/directory structure is as follows

/trunk/
/branches/release/xxx
/branches/..other stuff..
/branches/reviews/

I'm interested in submissions on trunk and on "some" subbranches under '/branches/release/' and everything under /branches/reviews/. When I configured the Includes/Excludes path for this repository, the following was specified

Under Includes, it was left blank while under Excludes the following branches were defined:

/branches/3rdParty
/branches/private/
/branches/release/10.x/
/branches/release/11.x/
/branches/release/12.x/
/branches/release/13.x/

This leaves only the latest release branch /branches/release/14.x/ but when I try and view the changelog via http://wifi-inspect.xxx.com/changelog/AP/branches/release?max=30&view=cru, it will display /branches and /branches/release but nothing under /branches/release/...

If I look under the 'Commit Graph' tab (i.e. http://wifi-inspect.xxx.com/graph/AP), I can see submissions made to /branches/release/14.x/xxxxx and from there I can select "Go to changeset" and see the deltas/diffs of the files that were submitted. For each file, the entire directory path is shown and each subdirectory is individually selectable. (i.e. http://wifi-inspect.xxx.com/changelog/AP/branches/release/14.x/14.1.1.0/stuff/all_ppc_cards) but nothing happens if I select these subdirectories.

Note: The repo was setup with "Store Diff Info" enabled.

Ideas?

[Gretchen]

Under Excludes (but not includes) you can use the anti-glob wildcards (I think that's what they are called)  Try adding

/branches/release/13.x/**

instead of just

/branches/release/13.x/

It may actually be getting an error on the path without the wildcards which may be blocking the indexing.

One other thing to check out.  Look to see if you're running into licensing issues.  We hit this a month or so ago.  It seems that there were more users who had historically committed to our svn repo than we were licensed for.  (Yes it looks at the commit names as unique current users regardless of how old the checkin is).

Because the license levels were exceeded the indexing never completed and thus branches never appeared in the viewer.