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I’m
confused
How does Krugle crawl Team Foundation (technical details)?
When adding a new project to Krugle, I saw a message which suggested that it was trying to "check out" all of the code from our Team Foundation server, which is not good. Is this really happening, or is Krugle instead just getting a copy of the latest codebase?
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Response
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This depends where you point your SCM Repository too, if you point it to the root then it should crawl all the folders that are in the root, if you point it to a smaller sub-folder then it should only crawl what's in that particular folder.
Krugle will only do a checkout of the project, scm comments and it's history so that it can create a index of all that data and make it searchable by Krugle, if the data exceeds 1GB then Krugle Basic will have some issues since it has a 1GB limit.
If you need more capacity please contact sales@krugle.com.
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This depends where you point your SCM Repository too, if you point it to the root then it should crawl all the folders that are in the root, if you point it to a smaller sub-folder then it should only crawl what's in that particular folder.
Krugle will only do a checkout of the project, scm comments and it's history so that it can create a index of all that data and make it searchable by Krugle, if the data exceeds 1GB then Krugle Basic will have some issues since it has a 1GB limit.
If you need more capacity please contact sales@krugle.com.Comment -
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I’m
still confused
Right, but is it actually doing a "check-out" in TFS terminology - i.e. removing the read-only lock and marking it as unavailable to everyone else?
In TFS there is a very big difference between "get latest" which is simply pulling down a read-only copy of the latest codebase, and "check-out" which is taking an exclusive read-write lock on every file - which we clearly cannot approve on our live codebase?
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