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Double repository entries

Andre Pozzetti
Andre Pozzetti August 2, 2011

Hello,

I've got jira connect to my Fisheye server. Now in my Fisheye configuration page in jira I have two repositories listed: Repository1 and repository1 (just the case of the first letter changes). In fisheye I've got only one repository configured. Why is that?? How could this duplicate entry have been created.

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December 4, 2011

Your database may be configured for case insensitivity which for windows is the recommended way as per the Jira documentation.

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Anna Buttfield
Anna Buttfield December 4, 2011

Hi Andre,

If you're still experiencing this problem please raise a support request so we can work through it with you:https://support.atlassian.com/browse/FSH

Anna

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