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Bug
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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Major
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3.3.0.M5
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None
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- EXEC: launch OpenShift Application wizard, log in
- EXEC: select an app, confirm the last page and wait until the project is imported
- ASSERT: double check that the new/enabled project is git shared (square brackets
- EXEC: switch to the "Git Repository Exploring" perspective and look into the "Git Repositories" view.
Result:
You won't spot the freshly created Git repo of your new/enabled OpenShift project.
Expected:
You should get the new repo in the "Git Repositories" viewEXEC: launch OpenShift Application wizard, log in EXEC: select an app, confirm the last page and wait until the project is imported ASSERT: double check that the new/enabled project is git shared (square brackets EXEC: switch to the "Git Repository Exploring" perspective and look into the "Git Repositories" view. Result: You won't spot the freshly created Git repo of your new/enabled OpenShift project. Expected: You should get the new repo in the "Git Repositories" view
We currently create a local git repo when we create a new (workspace) project when importing the OpenShift demo app or enable a preexisting project to be pushed to OpenShift. When importing the demo app, we clone the OpenShift git repo. When enabling a preexisting project for OpenShift, we create a new local git repo.
In both cases, the git repo that is created does not show up in the "Git Repositories" view ("Git Repository Exploring" perspective).
