Non-existent files already exist in defaultPackage?

[tob1as]

Hi,

I created a Hello.ftl in eclipse under my defaultPackage. I then tried to add it to guvnor and get this message:

As you can see, there is no Hello.ftl in my folder yet.

When I open http://localhost:8080/drools-guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/webdav/packages/defaultPackage/, I get:

Contents of this Folder:

drools.package

Evaluation.bpmn

Hello-image.png

HelloProcess.bpmn

HelloTask.ftl

Other assets in guvnor only lists this:

Is there a log entry somewhere, that I would have to delete?

I also opened the Import -> guvnor window in eclipse to see if I can checkout the hello.ftl that is supposed to be existent, but no hello.ftl entry was listed...

Best regards,

Tobias

[tob1as]

Ok sorry,

I found it. A hello.ftl was archived. I restored that file. Imported it in eclipse. Replaced the file with the latest version and then committed it back to guvnor.

However, it does not make much sense to me that I got this error message, if the file was in the archive and not in my package folder.

[tsurdilovic]

Yeah the archive feature can seem annoying in your situation, but is really helpful in others (if for example someone by mistake deletes an asset, via archives you can retrieve it back, like what you did).

For versioned assets in a package, to actually delete an asset, you would archive it first, then go to the Administration tab -> Archives, select the archived assets and click on the Delete button. Then they are gone for good.

[shamalk]

I would suggest at least include this information in the error message: Hello.ftl already exists/archived in http://...../defaultPackage