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Will be work item info asscioated to build info at backend?

In RTC eclipse UI, I open a build UI, I can click 'Create a new work item' to create a new work item. Will be this build associated to the newly created work item? On another side, if I can query all work items associated to a specific build?

BTW, I cannot find the equivalent function in Web UI. Is this a problem?

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Hello,

Yes, the work item and the build result will be associated. From the build result, you will be able to use the links in the "Reported Work Items" section to see the work items associated with the build. From a specific work item, you can see associated builds (if there are any) from the Links page.

Martha
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Thanks. Can I find the equivalent function in RTC Web version?

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Hello,

Yes, the equivalent function is supported in the web UI for RTC 1.0.1 and higher. On the web page for a work item, the "Links" tab has links to builds as "Included in Builds" and "Reported against Builds". Each link opens a new page for the build.

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Thanks, I am clear now.

Hello,

Yes, the equivalent function is supported in the web UI for RTC 1.0.1 and higher. On the web page for a work item, the "Links" tab has links to builds as "Included in Builds" and "Reported against Builds". Each link opens a new page for the build.

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If you have an existing build and an existing work item (that does not have associated change sets), is it possible to manually associate the build with the work item? That is, to manually add an "Included in Builds" link to the work item?

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Jay

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If you have an existing build and an existing work item (that does not have associated change sets), is it possible to manually associate the build with the work item? That is, to manually add an "Included in Builds" link to the work item?

Yes, it is possible. But you have to add the work item from the build result.
In fact, the link types "Included in Builds" and "Reported against Builds" belong to BuildLinkType class.

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