UEFN - Projects cannot be Opened when Revision Control is enabled.

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Unreal Editor for Fortnite

What Type of Bug are you experiencing?

Unreal Revision Control

Summary

MASSIVE ISSUE:

Whenever Unreal Revision Control is enabled in UEFN on Windows 10, the project can tend to get stuck on 81% and freeze. It then proceeds to endlessly say “Connecting to revision control…”

UEFN Used to get stuck on 36% but its recently changed to get stuck on 81%. Sadly, this seems to only happen on Windows 10 and can be fixed by upgrading to windows 11. I am unable to do this as my processor does not meet the requirements, and i am unable to get a new one.

Opening projects without revision control work fine! So i either need a solution to the problem entirely ( which would be ideal ) or there needs to be a method to disable revision control from outside the project.


I am not the only one to have this issue! In the past 2 days I’ve come across 5 people who have had this issue. So its a real problem.

Steps to Reproduce

Opening a Project with Revision Control Enabled on Windows 10.

Expected Result

The Project should open just fine.

Observed Result

The project will get stuck on 81% with “Connecting to Revision Control…” endlessly stuck on the screen.
Can also possibly get stuck on 36%.

Platform(s)

PC

Additional Notes

This issue prevents complete and any usage of UEFN.

FORT-727290 incident has been created. Status is ‘Needs Triage’.

Here is a solution to the error:

  1. Win + R
  2. %TEMP%
  3. Delete the entire folder. Skip any folders that require administrator permissions
    ( create a backup if you want, its not necessary )
  4. Re-Launch UEFN. The error is fixed!

this does not fix it for me

Same problem here

I was also stuck at 36%.
then updated windows defender to the last security intelligence update (version: 1.409.240.0)
all good now

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I tried disable Windows defender and the project launches, it may be a problem with Windows Defender.

I had the same issue. I created an exclusion for the following folder (C:\Users\HOEBER~1\AppData\Local\Temp.net\urc) in Windows Defender and now things seem to work just fine.