CSP Mapping not working when pulling / importing files.

[a-schuetz]

CSP files are not mapped/imported correctly. CSP files are exported and pushed to the Git repository correctly, but the other way around doesn't work. When pulling / importing files the are copied to the wrong place.

Possibly the issue might have to do with the correct use of slashes. I tried replacing '/' with '' in the mapping and also a mixture of both, But I couldn't figure out a working combination. Mostly to the files get imported to the csp root folder of the namespace.

[isc-tleavitt]

@a-schuetz could you share the mappings you're using that lead to this?

[a-schuetz]

I cleaned up the Source Control globals and reproduced the issue with the following mapping:

"/CSP/" "/csp/healthshare/sourcecontrol" "csp/healthshare/sourcecontrol/"

or:

^SYS("SourceControl","Git","settings","mappings","/CSP/","/csp/healthshare/sourcecontrol")="csp\healthshare\sourcecontrol"

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a CSP file on an IRIS instance
2. Add, commit and push CSP file to the git Repository
3. Pull Git repository on another IRIS instance

If the other instance is currently using a different branch:

4. Switch the branch to the branch containing the new CSP file
5. Import all

This is the error:

==import start==
ERROR importing/csp/healthshare/sourcecontrol/test.csp

ERROR #5001: Unable to import 'C:\SourceControl\IRIS\SOURCECONTROLNS\csp\healthshare\sourcecontrol\test.csp'

The path is correct.

When I create an empty file with the same name in the IRIS csp directory the import is partially successful. The file gets replaced in the file system but I have to add it manually to the workspace.

The backslash theory tourned out to be wrong. I think this only worked somehow before because I didn't clean up the globals. Now I get an error message when using backslashes and trying to add a CSP file. The same goes for the files beeing copied to the wrong place.