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How to find out programatically which files are changed?

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Vinod Kumar (96●1●20●10) | asked Nov 07 '08, 4:41 a.m.
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How to find out programatically which files have been changed in a change set?

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Dmitry Karasik (1.8k●1●1) | answered Nov 07 '08, 4:41 a.m.
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How to find out programatically which files have been changed in a
change set?

If you have the IChangeSet you can do:

List<IChange> changes = changeset.changes();
for (IChange change : changes) {
change.item() //this is the changed file/folder
}


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Deepak Azad (21●1) | answered Nov 30 '08, 12:55 a.m.
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ChangeSetDTO.getChanges() is supposed to work in a similar fashion and return List<ChangeDTO>, but it always returns null. On the other hand IChangeset.changes() works beautifully. Is this a know issue or could I be making a mistake?
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Deepak Azad (21●1) | answered Nov 30 '08, 11:11 a.m.
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I got it working. Earlier I was using IScmRestService.getChangeSet(), this does not work and is a known issue ( Refer workitem 40937). After using IFilesystemRestService.getChangeSet() I am able to get the changes from ChangeDTO object.

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