change owner of component, project user list blank
A new project was setup with 30 plus users. Following that, an SVN import
completed successfully to a number of components. When the import user tried
to change the owner of one of these components that they created from the
project to a user, the project did not list any users under the new project.
Anyone know why this would happen and how to fix?
TIA
Tony
completed successfully to a number of components. When the import user tried
to change the owner of one of these components that they created from the
project to a user, the project did not list any users under the new project.
Anyone know why this would happen and how to fix?
TIA
Tony
4 answers
Just to clarify - the new project, when opened in the either the Eclipse or Web client, does show the team members. But the pick list for changing owners of components shows only the project area name without any "twistie" to the left to click to cause any team member list underneath to show.
A similar test project, set up essentially identically, does show the twistie and when expanded, the team members (of that project).
-Marshall Schor
A similar test project, set up essentially identically, does show the twistie and when expanded, the team members (of that project).
-Marshall Schor
A new project was setup with 30 plus users. Following that, an SVN import
completed successfully to a number of components. When the import user tried
to change the owner of one of these components that they created from the
project to a user, the project did not list any users under the new project.
Anyone know why this would happen and how to fix?
TIA
Tony
I did some experimenting with the Eclipse client, and in my experiments,
the team members of a project/team area were given as a choice only if
that project/team area had a child team area.
I've submitted work item 171109 on that issue.
Could this be what you are encountering?
Cheers,
Geoff
On 7/9/2011 11:23 PM, marshallschor wrote:
the team members of a project/team area were given as a choice only if
that project/team area had a child team area.
I've submitted work item 171109 on that issue.
Could this be what you are encountering?
Cheers,
Geoff
On 7/9/2011 11:23 PM, marshallschor wrote:
Just to clarify - the new project, when opened in the either the
Eclipse or Web client, does show the team members. But the pick list
for changing owners of components shows only the project area name
without any "twistie" to the left to click to cause any
team member list underneath to show.
A similar test project, set up essentially identically, does show the
twistie and when expanded, the team members (of that project).
-Marshall Schor
Tonywrote:
A new project was setup with 30 plus users. Following that, an SVN
import
completed successfully to a number of components. When the import
user tried
to change the owner of one of these components that they created
from the
project to a user, the project did not list any users under the new
project.
Anyone know why this would happen and how to fix?
TIA
Tony
That could be it - because we did not set up child team areas. I'll give this a try.
-Marshall
-Marshall
I did some experimenting with the Eclipse client, and in my experiments,
the team members of a project/team area were given as a choice only if
that project/team area had a child team area.
I've submitted work item 171109 on that issue.
Could this be what you are encountering?
Cheers,
Geoff
On 7/9/2011 11:23 PM, marshallschor wrote:
Just to clarify - the new project, when opened in the either the
Eclipse or Web client, does show the team members. But the pick list
for changing owners of components shows only the project area name
without any "twistie" to the left to click to cause any
team member list underneath to show.
A similar test project, set up essentially identically, does show the
twistie and when expanded, the team members (of that project).
-Marshall Schor
Tonywrote:
A new project was setup with 30 plus users. Following that, an SVN
import
completed successfully to a number of components. When the import
user tried
to change the owner of one of these components that they created
from the
project to a user, the project did not list any users under the new
project.
Anyone know why this would happen and how to fix?
TIA
Tony
I added a dummy team area, and that seemed to do the trick - the members are now showing in the pick list.
-Marshall Schor
-Marshall Schor
That could be it - because we did not set up child team areas. I'll give this a try.
-Marshall
I did some experimenting with the Eclipse client, and in my experiments,
the team members of a project/team area were given as a choice only if
that project/team area had a child team area.
I've submitted work item 171109 on that issue.
Could this be what you are encountering?
Cheers,
Geoff
On 7/9/2011 11:23 PM, marshallschor wrote:
Just to clarify - the new project, when opened in the either the
Eclipse or Web client, does show the team members. But the pick list
for changing owners of components shows only the project area name
without any "twistie" to the left to click to cause any
team member list underneath to show.
A similar test project, set up essentially identically, does show the
twistie and when expanded, the team members (of that project).
-Marshall Schor
Tonywrote:
A new project was setup with 30 plus users. Following that, an SVN
import
completed successfully to a number of components. When the import
user tried
to change the owner of one of these components that they created
from the
project to a user, the project did not list any users under the new
project.
Anyone know why this would happen and how to fix?
TIA
Tony