Change Flow Target - Detecting Changed Files
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I am currently using the 'Change Flow Target' option within RTC to handle the synchronisation of change sets between multiple streams (in particular I am using this functionality to handle the back-porting of code fixes to older releases of the source code).
Unfortunately I made a mistake at one point and dropped a large number of files into one of the older streams. I reversed these file changes, but I now get conflicts whenever I change the flow target back to this older stream, even when there are no actual differences in the files themselves. How does Jazz work out whether a conflict exists? Does it purely use the history of the file, or does it use some other mechanism? Is there a way to manually re-sync these files so that I don't get these unnecessary conflicts whenever I change the flow target? Thanks, Scott. |
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Hi Scott,
You can generate a baseline out of the actual set from the working stream [source] and apply it to the target stream [non-sync]. The option is "replace with baseline" - at the individual component level & you can choose the required stream and baseline.
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