Changeset comments
Is there a way I can only comment on just my changesets? Currently, I can make comment changes to all changesets, mine or not.
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There is an enhancement introduced for RTC 4.0.3 which will allow setting process permissions in the Team Area to control modifying change set comments.
Comments Can you provide a link to the enhancement?
There are two related enhancements: Change Set Comments, Change Set Links
Thank you for the replies! I just want to be clear. Visual Studio - I can currently make changes to all comments, either mine or not. Eclipse - I cannot make changes to comments except my own. I am okay with the Eclipse. Not with Visual Studio. So, you are saying that in RTC 4.0.3, I will have the option to block other users, in Visual Studio, from making any changes to comments except their own? Thank you for all your time and help!!
Ralph Schoon
commented Mar 11 '13, 10:04 a.m.
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Amit,
Amit Master
commented Mar 13 '13, 12:19 p.m.
Thanks Ralph! I will give that a try. |
Ralph Schoon (63.3k●3●36●46)
| answered Mar 08 '13, 11:25 a.m.
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Amit, I think you would have to create and advisor for that. I think it would be similar to this code http://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2012/11/01/restrict-delivery-of-changesets-to-workitem-types-advisordelivery-of-changesets-associated-to-wrong-work-item-types-advisor/ but you would not have to look at the work item, but to look if the owner of the change set is the logged in user, in case a comment is added. You can get the logged in user from the advisor operation data.
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So just to be clear, you want to disable users from editing comments for change sets that they do not own.
That is correct. There are other users who can easily change anyone else's comments and that takes away from the integrity. It only does this in Visual Studio. In Eclipse, it does not let you allow to change comments of other team memeber's comments.