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svn repo import breaks beanstalk
I've just tried to import a new svn repository to beanstalk, via an svndump. Unfortunately it complained with an error and now won't let me log in.
All I get is a get a "We're sorry but something went wrong page".
All I get is a get a "We're sorry but something went wrong page".
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Hey Rick. Could you please come in to Campfire? This was import failure, sometimes happens with big imports. You'll have send us a file and we do manual import for you. We can make it really quick.
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Inappropriate?Hey Rick. Could you please come in to Campfire? This was import failure, sometimes happens with big imports. You'll have send us a file and we do manual import for you. We can make it really quick.
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this solves the problem
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Inappropriate?Got the same problem, after several less-fatal errors. Doesn't exactly fill me with confidence - SVN is quite critical after all.
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?I got the same problem. I even made a new account, and the same thing happened. I uploaded a zip of a working copy directory, and the next action landed me irrevocably stuck on a "something is wrong" page.
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?This is a massive, massive critical bug - killing an account entirely when an error occurs rules out Beanstalk for pretty much any kind of professional environment. I tried to import a single repo three days ago, and still haven't managed to do so. Hosted SVN is supposed to save us time, not drain it.
I’m annoyed
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Inappropriate?For what it's worth, the second account I created is working now, but the first is still broken.
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Inappropriate?After three days, including back and forth with support, I've still not managed to use any of Beanstalk's features at all, not even checkout. I simply don't have the time (or, evidently, patience) for this.
I’m frustrated
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