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question asked: May 02 '13, 5:31 a.m.
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Can I Syncronise Streams without using a Repository Workspace?

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Andrew Trobec (497●13●144●139) | asked May 02 '13, 5:31 a.m.
Hello,

I am experimenting with RTC 3.0.1.1 source control and I have a question about syncronising streams.  I will try to explain it with a scenario.

OK, so let's assume that I have an integration stream INTG with two team steams TEAM1 and TEAM2 that deliver to it.  At a given point in time work from TEAM1 and TEAM2, who are working on the same component but without dependencies, needs to be delivered.  In order to deliver from TEAM1 I change the workspace repository flow target from TEAM1 to INTG so that I get the change sets to deliver in the outgoing folder.  Once delivered I have to accept them from the INTG workspace repository's incoming folder.

The same process is carried out from the TEAM2 repository workspace but this time I have to accept the change sets delivered to INTG from TEAM1 before being able to deliver my outgoing change sets.  Once complete I have only brought the changes to my TEAM2 workspace repository and not the stream so when I change the flow target back to the TEAM2 stream I have to deliver the change sets that I received into my TEAM2 repository workspace from the INTG stream that were delivered from the TEAM1 repository workspace.  I have to do this for the TEAM1 stream as well.

As you can see this scenario involves lots of repository workspaces and deliver and accept operations.  Is there a way to automatically sync the changes to the various streams without the use of repository workspaces, or a way to speed up the process?

Regards,

Andrew

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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35) | answered May 02 '13, 1:17 p.m.
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Yes, you can declare that one stream is the flow target of another stream, which allows you to show the stream in the Pending Changes view, and directly deliver/accept to between the streams without using a repository workspace.   You can also use the command line to deliver directly from one stream to another.  But if the changes require a merge because of a conflict, the merge must be done in a repository workspace.
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Andrew Trobec commented May 03 '13, 2:17 a.m.

Hello Geoffrey,

Thank you for the reply.  I have performed some experiments and I've found what you mean!  This is much better.
Regards,
Andrew

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