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8.0.16.3148: Apr 08 2019

New

Command line client: When updating a single item, the cm update command now forces the --cloaked flag by default.

If you specify the item you want to update, then you know for sure what you are doing, so having to add the --cloaked flag is just a hassle.

This means that, for the following directory structure:

src (controlled)
|- file1.txt (controlled / cloaked)
\- file2.txt (controlled)

Then:

> cm update .
  (Won't update file1.txt)

> cm update src/*
  (Won't update file1.txt)

> cm update src/file1.txt
  (Will update file1.txt)

> cm update src/* --cloaked
  (Will update file1.txt)

New

Command line. The progress of the cm push/pull/clone commands has been improved so that it shows the number of objects being fetched, like the GUI does, which gives a much better idea of what is going on.

In the example below, you see the tree count together with "fetching trees".


 >cm push main@codice@localhost:6060 --package=codice.pkg
 Enter credentials to connect to server [localhost:6060]
 [#.............................................................]
 / Fetching trees                                         (35735)
 Fetching metadata               [###...........................]
 Pushing metadata                [..............................]
 Introducing data                [..............................]

Bug

Plastic GUI Windows: We have fixed an error in the display of progress messages during replication. A bug was introduced in release 8.0.16.3114 which caused the tool to display some internal strings rather than the nice display strings you are used to.