What would the equivalent of a label be in RTC?
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Not knowing what a label is in your context it's difficult to answer with certainty, but I'm guessing you're talking about labeling a group of source files with a meaningful name?
If so, then the equivalent would be either a baseline or a snapshot (which is a set of baselines). |
Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| answered Aug 21 '13, 8:46 p.m.
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If it is a locked label, then it would be an RTC baseline or snapshot, as Jeff indicated.
If it is an unlocked label, then it would be an RTC stream or baseline. |
One more suggestion in addition to the comment by Jeff and Geoffrey, I'm assuming "label" means a meta-data attached to versions under source control.
RTC source control has a mechanism called "user properties". This can be shown via "Select File" -> Properties (ALT-Enter) . Unfortunately, "user properties" can not be searched by SCM search. I created an sample code to display user properties. This can be obtained from JazzHub - "Jazz In Flight" project. https://hub.jazz.net/project/rschoon/Jazz%20In%20Flight Hope this helps ! |
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Can I fetch the files based on the label name ?
Also I'm not able to find the code in Jazz in Flight project , please give me the complete path ?
thanks in advance
You "retrieve" files by loading a repository workspace into a sandbox. To load files based on a snapshot, you would use the "replace" operation to set the configuration of the workspace to be that snapshot.
For the Jazz in Flight Project: https://hub.jazz.net/project/rschoon/Jazz%20In%20Flight