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how to check out a baseline of a component via eclipse GUI?

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shuai jie wang (1●2●2) | asked Nov 06 '13, 3:21 a.m.
Hi all,

How can I check out a baseline of component via eclipse GUI? I know I can do it via scm command line using scm create workspace ... -snapsho blablalbla.

But how can I do it in eclipse?

Thanks.

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Aradhya K (1.4k●5●43●45) | answered Nov 06 '13, 11:06 p.m.
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You can get the baseline of a component by configuring the pending changes view.
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Henning Sternkicker (406●2●6) | answered Nov 06 '13, 3:28 a.m.
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In the Eclipse GUI, open your workspace. In the Editor of the workspace you should see a Components field, where all the components that are defined to be loaded into your workspace are visible. With the buttons right of this field, you can add components or change them, i.e. change the baseline to be loaded to your workspace. Make the appropiate changes and save theses to your workspace.
When you load the workspace in your Eclipse GUI you should have all the content marked with the selected baseline in your local workspace.

Hope that helps,

Henning

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