Issue
Errors such as the following occur:
Revspec 'abcdefgh123..' not found
refs/heads/master not found
Project file with guid <nnnn> does not exist
In ServiceErrorLog:
[ERROR] Remotes repo reference file doesn't exist yet. It must be created before retrieving it.
Remotes repo reference file doesn't exist yet. It must be created before retrieving it.
Root issue usually due to a corrupted local repo and/or the repos being out of sync
Cause
Improper procedure when migrating or upgrading Iguana, or if there was a change in the working directory
Improper alteration of local repo files (see https://help.interfaceware.com/v6/causes-of-iguana-local-repo-corruption)
Windows update causing Iguana to not shut down gracefully (#36737)
Possible Solutions
Refer client to https://help.interfaceware.com/v6/fix-local-repository-corruption-after-upgrading-migrating-iguana and/or https://help.interfaceware.com/v6/causes-of-iguana-local-repo-corruption
Whenever moving working directories, ensure proper backup and restore procedures is followed as per our documentation here: http://help.interfaceware.com/v6/backup-and-restore
If the error persists, most likely client has messed something, could be upgrading incorrectly or changing the working directories
Ask them to go into their working directory and zip up/send over their IguanaMainRepo, edit, and IguanaConfigurationRepo folders so we can have a look and diagnose what could be wrong.
You can forward to dev team the folders for analysis and restoring IguanaMainRepo to a working state.
Dev team usually gives support team a zip file of IguanaMainRepo.zip file. The steps to follow in order to get your installation back up and working:
Stop the Iguana service
Navigate to your new working directory location
Backup then remove the following folders:
IguanaMainRepo
IguanaConfigurationRepo
edit
run
Once those are removed, unzip the attached file.
Copy and paste the resultant IguanaMainRepo folder into the new working directory location.
Start the Iguana service again.
Adapted from Amandeep Aujla’s article in Basecamp.