No files to check in using Azure DevOps

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September 7, 2021
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Hi,

I have connected Azure DevOps without any error to my project. When I hit check in (this is the first time) the dialogbox is empty and no files o check in. Anybody know what the problem is?

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Amebr

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Sorry, I have no further suggestions as I don't currently use source control. If you've followed all the instructions for set up in the help and it's still not working, then I think your best bet would be to contact Adobe support.

See the following page for support contact options. The recommended method is email.
https://helpx.adobe.com/contact/enterprise-support.other.html#robohelp

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Vitec5CE4Author

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I used åäö in the folder and it seems like that was a problem. When I change that i get an eror when open the connection says "incorrect workspace exist in specified folder". I tried to add items to TFS via Visual Studio with the same woprkspace and that works fine. I also get an error that https is not supporten even thought i changed to http. But shouldn´t https work?

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Amebr

Community Expert

I get the menu option even though I don't have source control set up, so it sounds like something might be wrong with your installation.

As a first step, make sure you have the latest patch, which as of today is RH2020.5. Update using the Help > Updates.

However, if you have the initial RH2020 release, there's a bug in that version and you will need to download the latest patch manually (after that, checking for updates will work correctly). https://helpx.adobe.com/robohelp/kb/robohelp-downloads.html

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Vitec5CE4Author

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I have now updated and running 2020.5.71 but no "add project". But the connection profile points out the project and when i open the connection i also point the projectfile.

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Amebr

Community Expert

You mention "connected" so I assume that means specified the connection URL, workspace and local path information.

If the project isn't already in Azure Dev Ops TFS, you need to add it using Collaborate > Add Project. Once you've done that, and edited some topics, then the Check In function should list files to check in.

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Vitec5CE4Author

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Hi,

There is no choice "collaborate -> add project". I use RH 2020

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