Question

I created a workspace in AccuRev under M:\EclipseWorkspaces\.
The project checked out fine.

Then I moved the project to C:\EclipseWorkspaces\.
Now AccuRev thinks the project does not exists. This is probably because AccuRev is looking for the project on my M drive.

How do I get AccuRev to find my project?

I am using version 5.3. This computer is slow so I'd like to do this using the CLI.

Update: I deleted the workspace in the AccuRev client.... Can I add the workspace on my C drive into my stream in AccuRev?

Was it helpful?

Solution

Ok, So I deleted the workspace in the stream (in AccuRev client)... or so I thought. AccuRev does not actually remove the workspace; AccuRev deactivates the workspace.

So first I had to reactivate it (using CLI):

accurev reactivate wspace foo_workspace

Then I had to change the location of the workspace in accurev

C:\EclipseWorkspace>accurev chws -w foo_workspace -l .

Notes:
-w is the name of your workspace (must be yours, can't be someone else's; there is -s for that)
-l is the location you want to change the physical location too

OTHER TIPS

thischangeYou should Reactivate the workspace from the client GUI, use Show Hidden checkbox in the stream browser to do so. Then, the cli command you'll use is:

accurev chws -w wspace-name -l C:\EclipseWorkspaces\

That will assign the workspace location as AccuRev knows it to the new, correct location...

Update: you will need to close and reopen the gui for it to recognize this change...

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