Hi, I created a small sample project with 3 sample users so I could evaluate Jazz as an ALM tool from end to end, create work items, submit code, build it, test it etc. Things have been going well, I've been able to overcome my own lack of knowledge around a lot of Jazz details and I managed to get things mostly working.

But, now when I try to check in code from one of the sample users, the main workbench just silentliy ignores my request. This is a show stopper for me because the file I want to check in is the build.xml file that my build engine needs to actually do a build (I'm interested in seeing how Jazz can take part in Continuous Integration).

Before trying a check in I went to the error log window, cleared it, then went back to the packages view and try to checkin the build.xml file that I made by hand. When I did that...nothing happend, no error was reported and nothing shows up in my Pending Changes view.

I noticed on friday night that this behaviour was happening for one sample user but not for my other sample users, so I suspect that the meta-data for this user has become corrupt and its causing some internal error which is not being caught.

Is there some way I can look at a more detailed log file somewhere? My workbench is installed on Windows, and in the Team Artifacts window, when I try to look for properties on my workspace the Properties item in the context menu is greyed out. So I can't tell where on my Windows box the Workspace (and hence its meta data) is stored.

I'll dig around and see if I can find it but any tips would be appreciated.

I will try to checkin my build.xml file from one of the other sample users I created. Its a hassle doing it that way but if thats the only way to get it going I guess its the way :)

(^_^)/
mike.