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Re: Google Server error when trying to edit my wiki

2009-11-11T03:06:29Z

I think you're mixing up two separate problems here:

1. Resetting a repository deletes not only the repository contents,
but the wiki too. There's a problem in that not everybody realizes
the wiki is stored in the /wiki directory of subversion. We need to
remind people of that before they obliterate their own svn data.

Re: Google Server error when trying to edit my wiki

2009-11-11T02:33:16Z

Thanks Chris and Ben for the reply.
If it is costly to support the seamless data migration, then it is a
MUST to prompt an explicit warning when user turns on or switches
version control. Otherwise, the switch could be comprehended as
ordinary as changing a preference item, while in fact it is not - on

"Access Not Allowed"

2009-11-10T21:41:18Z

Hello I'm Sergio Gonzalez, and I have a problem with google code. I can not
access to my profile, and I can not see my favorite projects.
When I search for a project I get "Access Not Allowed"
I saw that it is because there are files not open source in my project.
Really I like to fix this problem, knowing what are the files and delete

Re: Issue attachment storage quota exceeded.

2009-11-10T06:00:53Z

Thanks!

Re: Need help reloading repository

2009-11-10T03:13:27Z

At the bottom of your 'source' tab there's a link to reset your repository.

Need help reloading repository

2009-11-10T02:56:48Z

Hello,

I have inadvertently added directories to my Google Code Project which
could be sensitive/private information. I would like to back it up and
filter out the directories. How can I clear out to revision 0 so I can
load the dump file without having all the old files/revisions still
visible. I haven't found anything that works.

Re: Google Server error when trying to edit my wiki

2009-11-10T02:33:43Z

We are definitely planning to add a note that you suggest, Chris... so
that people resetting their repositories are reminded that the wiki is
stored there too.

Also: in the case of dire mistakes and hundreds of hours of lost wiki
data, we can also restore wiki stuff from backup. It would have to be

Re: Google Server error when trying to edit my wiki

2009-11-10T01:28:35Z

When a user resets their version control, where those wiki pages were
stored, and then they were no longer available, this is the
programmed behavior. This isn't an ambiguous result.

I might point out that the reset routine says in big red letters,

*Warning:* Resetting the repository will delete everything in the repository

Re: Google Server error when trying to edit my wiki

2009-11-10T01:14:59Z

My god, how can this happen?? After I found that my old wiki contents
are not editable, I tried to create a new one, then found that all my
old contents are gone!!
Such unexpected data loss should never be overlooked by
code.google.com engineers, right?? It's lucky that I happened to have
a quick backup - copy+paste to a rich editor, but later turned out

Re: Issue attachment storage quota exceeded.

2009-11-09T19:01:19Z

Our recently-launched issue tracker API doesn't cover attachments. Were it
to do so, it would certainly allow you to answer the question of where your
issue attachment quota is being consumed. Feel free to star this feature
request <[link]>.
In the meantime I've doubled fbug's quota to 200MB. If you need more, just

Issue attachment storage quota exceeded.

2009-11-09T18:41:32Z

On our issue page we get the message
Issue attachment storage quota exceeded.
What can we do? Is there anyway to find out which issue have
attachments and how big they are?

[link]

jjb

Re: Access Not Allowed

2009-11-09T18:23:16Z

Project Hosting at Google Code is for the development of open-source
software and content. You were using the project "eklentiler" as a generic
file host, and several of the files you hosted there were incompatible with
the GNU GPLv2 and Creative Commons 3.0 BY, the licenses you chose for your
project. We will not be restoring access to the project.

Re: Google Server error when trying to edit my wiki

2009-11-09T18:19:06Z

Yes I would agree that warning definitely needs to be there.

Re: When is a scheduled-for-deletion project going to be deleted?

2009-11-09T18:14:10Z

If you want to start over, why not just undelete the project and update the
data?
-Nathaniel

When is a scheduled-for-deletion project going to be deleted?

2009-11-09T16:11:44Z

I was working in a project with another two partners with the same
google code account (due to be used to our old single-user svn
repository) and deleted our project to start over with more accounts.
So, we don't want to miss the name and marked it for deletion, so we
can re-start it but, it stills scheduled for deletion...