I'm trying to save my credentials in Visual Studio 2019 so that I can process my SSAS Tabular model. I'm getting an error message stating that changes could not be committed to the vertipaq engine. How do I resolve this?
There were unsaved changes to the model. The solution is to save the model prior to updating credentials.
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We are testing this utility performing a TFS 2012 to VSO version control data migration.
All seemed to be right, but after 18 hours of work, process have stopped after passed 9018 of 9295 chagesets. There is 1/9295 changesets pending for retry, with 'OH-SCM-009: Error ocurred while sync. GetAndDownloadFile : TF14124 (...)' message.
Every time we rerun the process it stops after some minutes :s
Any idea?
Thank you in advance!!!
News!!! After some digging, the problems seems to be in the source TFS, since when we try to get the particular changeset that cause the problem, we get the same error: "TF14124: The content for changeset XXXXXX of the file '$/***********' was destroyed. Please try again using a later version of this item." Any way to aviod this matter? It is impossible to delete changesets, and even if rollback it, utility get stuck with it again ...
Once again, thank you!
It seems that in your TFS environement, files/changesets were destroyed using the tf destroy command with /keephistory parameter. Which typically destroys the files and it's contents, but keeps the changeset history intact The OpsHub utility migrates historic data sequentially and hence when it trying to fetch data based on Changeset details, it runs into problems for destroyed files.
There could be a way to ignore such files. We'll do a feasibility study for that. Until then, could you please share us your logs (to email ovsmu#opshub.vom)
i'm trying to migrate my tfs on prem to visualstudio.com. But after a while working well (126/464 Changesets), it stops with this error:
OH-SCM-009: Error occurred while sync. TF14092: The item $/xyz/xyz/xyz/xyz.sln cannot be changed. A parent of this item has a pending delete which must be checked in first.
at com.opshub.eai.core.adapters.OIMSCMAdapter.sync(OIMSCMAdapter.java:371)
I already tried this on two different Computers, and it always stops with this changeset. A retry of it doesn't work either.
How can i fix it?
Regards,
Alex
For anyone else facing this issue.
This was an issue for a situation where conflict used on come on a file whose some parent is already deleted. And when this is done in TFS, the TFS Server automatically discards the changes post the deletion.
Thus, OpsHub Utility now handles such cases. This has been resolved in the v1.1.0.004 and will be available for public in Mid-December.
I'm getting the following error during the migration process, I have TFS administrator permissions at both sides of the process.
When checking the changeset in question, I view and get the file, So I don't think it's something wrong with TFS on-premises.
OH-SCM-009: Error occurred while sync. The item
$/Brandbank.WebPlatform/development/Sprints/Dev-Main/packages/AjaxMin.4.48.4489.28432/lib/net20/AjaxMin.dll
does not exist on the server, or you do not have permission to access
it.
Any ideas on what could be causing this?
I am trying to migrate a project from TFS 2010 to VS Online and am receiving the error on a specific changeset:
OH-SCM-009: Error occurred while sync. The item $/xxx/xxx/xxx.xml does not exist at the specified version or you do not have permission to access it.
The changeset in question is listed as pending for retry, but the migration does not continue and eventually stops. I noticed in VS online that the project has been migrated up through the previous changeset. The file in question is in fact missing, along with a few others. I added the missing files manually to VS online and tried to continue the migration, hoping it would then find the file and continue, but the migration simply waited a few minutes and then stopped.
I really need to migrate this project, and I am hoping not to lose all of my change history, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
Other notes:
In the changeset that failed, there are some folders that were renamed, although the files are already missing from the previous changeset that had no renaming.
The migration took very long, 8-9 hours. I don't mind rerunning it if necessary.
Firstly we'll need the version of the Utility that you are running. You can find the exact version by clicking on the About button in the Utility.
Secondly, could you look into your VSO (the target system) for the affected file (as shown in the error message) and compare that file's previous changesets in Source (TFS) with the Target (VSO) and you'll find a changeset (before the current one) where the ChangeType is a mismatch, thus leading to this cascading error.
If you pass the relevant information to us. We would be able to debug this on our end and provide you with the solution
It would also help us if you send the logs located at C:\Program Files\OpsHub Visual Studio Online Migration Utility\logs directory.
Regards,
OpsHub Support
I'm migrating our local TFS to VSO using the OpsHub VSO migration utility.
It stopped migrating at a certain changeset and every time I restart the migration, it won't go any further and stops again after a while.
I've noticed one changeset is pending for retry, with the message "Error occurred while sync. GetAndDownloadFile :The server returned content type text/html, which is not supported."
I also do not have an option to skip this changeset.
How can I get it to continue again?
EDIT: New issue:
It now stopped at 6311 out of 9542 changesets with the message
OH-SCM-009: Error occurred while sync. No matching items found in
$/Global Libraries/Release/Global Libraries 2.0.1/Global Libraries
2.0.1.sln at the specified version, or you do not have permission to access them. It seems changeset has items across team projects and all
such projects are not selected in configuration. Please create new
configuration selecting all such projects to allow processing of this
changeset.
What I make out of this is that I haven't selected all team projects used in this changeset.
However, when checking the changeset:
Only 2 team projects are part of this changeset and both were selected to migrate in this configuration.
This error usually occurs if your TFS instance has been upgraded from v2005/2008/2010. When you receive this error while using the migration tool, verify in your Event Log for more information pertaining to this.
Secondly, the utility will show you the changeset id for which is issue is occurring. Try to download this specific changeset through your Visual Studio Source Control Explorer and see what is the outcome.