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ervkam
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14 years ago

TestComplete and source control with SVN

I am using TestComplete together with SVNAgent, when I try to add a project to the source control I get the error message:



Unable to request about the C:\tmp\Testproject1\Testproject1.mds file. The SCC API provider reports: The project is unknown to the SCC and the CREATEIFNEW flag was false.



Shouln't CREATEIFNEW flag be true if adding a project for the first time ?



I do not have anything stored in my archive.



/karin

3 Replies

  • Karin,


    TestComplete supports source controls that are compatible with Microsoft Source Code Control API (MSSCCI).

    I tried to find information in the Web, and it looks like Subversion does not support it directly (see the message on the SVN forums). The wrappers (plug-ins) for SVN provided by the MSSCCI support are also mentioned in this message. You can try installing them and check their work.


    If the wrappers do not help, you can store your files in Subversion, but you cannot check them in/out directly from the TestComplete IDE. You will have to use a third-party client.

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    ervkam
    New Contributor
    But I am using a MSSCCI agent called AgentSVN and I get these errors.

    /karin
  • Ah, I see. :-) You called it SVNAgent, and I didn't find any useful info in search results.


    Karin, as far as I know, we haven't tested TestComplete with this source control. Perhaps, AgentSVN implements MSSCCI in a specific way that supports Visual Studio, but causes problems for TestComplete.


    Another possible cause of the problem is that the projects to be added to SVN should reside in a folder that corresponds to the SVN root folder. They cannot reside in an arbitrary folder. So, could you please move your TC project from C:\tmp to this folder and check?


    I haven't work with SVNAgent, so I am not of much help here. Sorry about that. Maybe, other forum members will be able to help.