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Improvement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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None
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Platform: All, OS: All
Frequently I have builds which are triggered by changes in one or more projects
referenced by way of an svn:externals property. In this case, however, the
Fisheye URL for project MYPROJECT with svn:externals containing the MYEXTERNAL
project is always of the form
http://fisheye.example.com/source/changelog/MYPROJECT/?cs=123
instead of
http://fisheye.example.com/source/changelog/MYEXTERNAL/?cs=123
where the revision is 123.
The construction of the URL should check to see whether affected paths actually
reside in MYPROJECT or MYEXTERNAL.
P.S. It looks like a new component should be added for the Fisheye viewer. I
specified the "subversion" component instead.
It seems like this imposes a bigger challenge in that FishEye support doesn't
really know which URL to point to — the referenced URLs in svn:external can
point to anywhere in the whole world.