This page last changed on Apr 17, 2008 by edawson.
The 'Indexer' repository option allows an administrator to manually trigger the following actions:
Action |
Description |
Refresh |
Refreshes the status string, in the Status box. This will show the name of any repository task that FishEye is currently carrying out (if any). This may be helpful to monitor the progress of an initial indexing task or to diagnose problems (such as your repository server being out of action). |
Re-index Repository |
Delete the current cache and re-index the repository from the beginning. This action will also restart the repository. |
Re-index Crucible Data |
Re-index all the review data in the current cache. |
Re-index Linecount Data |
Re-index the linecount data used to generate the LOC (Lines Of Code) charts. The linecount data will be recalculated in daily buckets based on the server timezone. |
Scan Now |
Run a repository scan (also referred to as indexing) now. If the repository has already been indexed, it will be an incremental scan, otherwise an "initial" scan. This is especially useful if you have set the repository to not poll automaticially, or it is set with a long poll (interval) period. |
Rescan Revision Properties |
Rescan Subversion non versioned properties (revprops). SVN only. In Subversion it is possible to allow non-versioned properties (e.g. the check-in comment) to be updated by committers. When this happens, FishEye will not automatically pick up the updates. By rescanning specific revisions, FishEye will rescan the non-versioned properties and amend the entry in FishEye accordingly. |
Full Scan |
CVS only. Scan the whole repository for any changes since the last scan. |
Screenshot: FishEye Index Maintenance menu

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