I'm checking out files via command line and when I do a GET with a -merge overwrite, I've noticed that all the files that are downloaded appear as "edited" in the GUI client.
Mind you both exe's are using the same login account to download the files.
If I do a "get latest version" and specific "overwrite" from within the GUI, it overwrites all the files and they aren't marked as "edited".
Shouldn't the CLC perform the same action?
It seem to think it's a different user and doesn't recognize that the "get" was performed with the same account .
What gives??
EDIT: version 2.0.6
vault GUI and command line differences
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wes@encomia.com
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Most likely, you're including the -destpath parameter on your CLC get. This parameter will cause the CLC to ignore the fact that you're getting to a working folder and fetch all of the files and replace the files that are there. Removing the -destpath parameter will cause the CLC to get to your working folder, without setting files to edited.
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wes@encomia.com
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that was it! thanks!jeremy_sg wrote:Most likely, you're including the -destpath parameter on your CLC get. This parameter will cause the CLC to ignore the fact that you're getting to a working folder and fetch all of the files and replace the files that are there. Removing the -destpath parameter will cause the CLC to get to your working folder, without setting files to edited.