job000476
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Client.GetResolvedFiles is missing version number of resolved files.
They always come back zero. I’ve traced it down to the FromResolvedCmdTaggedOutput function in FileResolveRecord.cs. In that function there are several int parsing commands. Such as:
int.TryParse(obj["startFromRev"], out startRev);
Unfortunately startToRev, startFromRev, endToRev, and endFromRev all have a # character in them which means that the parsing fails. In each case you can simply trim that out that character which fixes the issue:
int.TryParse(commandResult["startFromRev"].Trim('#'), out startRev);
They always come back zero. I’ve traced it down to the FromResolvedCmdTaggedOutput function in FileResolveRecord.cs. In that function there are several int parsing commands. Such as:
int.TryParse(obj["startFromRev"], out startRev);
Unfortunately startToRev, startFromRev, endToRev, and endFromRev all have a # character in them which means that the parsing fails. In each case you can simply trim that out that character which fixes the issue:
int.TryParse(commandResult["startFromRev"].Trim('#'), out startRev);
- Status
- Open
- Project
- perforce-software-p4api-net
- Severity
- B
- Reported By
- Norman Morse
- Reported Date
- Modified By
- Perforce maintenance
- Modified Date
- Owned By
- norman_morse
- Type
- Bug