Files Updates by GetOperations.ProcessCommandGet

[splatteredbits]

How do I get the list of files that were updated by GetOperations.ProcessCommandGet?

[jeremy_sg]

The list should be coming along with the other messages that you're getting from subscribing to the ServerOperations.GetInstance().UserMessage event that I mentioned before.

If you want to isolate just the messages from get/checkout, you'll need to use a more complicated event notification system.

[splatteredbits]

I'm not getting any events from that message. Here's my code:

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      // ...snip...
      ServerOperations.GetInstance().UserMessage += GetMessageEventHandler;
      GetOperations.ProcessCommandGet(objectPaths.ToArray(), options);
      ServerOperations.GetInstance().UserMessage -= GetMessageEventHandler;
      // ..snip

   private void GetMessageEventHandler(object sender, object message)
   {
      Trace.WriteLine(message);
   }

[jeremy_sg]

Try this:

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 ServerOperations.GetInstance().UserMessage += new ServerOperations.UserMessageEventHandler(GetMessageEventHandler);
      GetOperations.ProcessCommandGet(objectPaths.ToArray(), options);
      ServerOperations.GetInstance().UserMessage -= new ServerOperations.UserMessageEventHandler(
GetMessageEventHandler);

[splatteredbits]

Nope. Didn't work.

[jeremy_sg]

Will it work if you change the signature of GetMessageEventHandler to object, string?

Also, try setting the user message before you log in.

[splatteredbits]

Neither worked.

[jeremy_sg]

Are you getting zero messages, or are you just not getting the list of files?

If you change it to a nonworkingfolder get, do you get messages?

If you already have files in the working folder, or if they are cached in the hidden state folder, then you won't see messages when they're updated. Could that be what's going on?