Server adapter: tells me that there are local commits that I can publish even though there are none --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Key: JBIDE-15059 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-15059 Project: Tools (JBoss Tools) Issue Type: Bug Components: openshift Affects Versions: 4.1.0.CR1 Reporter: Andre Dietisheim Assignee: Denis Golovin Fix For: 4.1.0.CR1, 4.2.0.Alpha1 Attachments: already-up-to-date.png, committed-changes-to-publish.png, is-ahead-0.png, is-ahead-1.png 1. EXEC: launch OpenShift Application wizard 2. EXEC: create a new application and have it imported to your workspace 3. EXEC: After the import the adapter will tell you that there are local commits that you may want to publish to OpenShift. Tell it to do so by hitting *Yes* !committed-changes-to-publish.png! 4. ASSERT: In the Package Explorer: the freshly imported project is decorated with an arrow an a 1 (is ahead of remote by 1) !is-ahead-1.png! (*wrong!* since we pushed) 5. EXEC: Pick your server adapter and tell it to publish to OpenShift Result: The adapter tells you that you that there are local commits that you may push. (*wrong!*) !committed-changes-to-publish.png! Expected: We just pushed there cannot be local commits that were not pushed yet 6. EXEC: Confirm the dialog and tell it to publish Result: It tells you that OpenShift is already up-to-date (which is true!) !already-up-to-date.png! 7. EXEC: pick Team->Fetch from Upstream 8 ASSERT: The remote "is ahead of" state of the current branch compared to the remote repo is updated. The EGit decorators in the Project Explorer get corrected (the ^1 gets removed). !is-ahead-0.png! If you now publish via adapter it'll tell you that there are no local changes that you can push.