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question asked: Dec 05 '13, 7:22 p.m.
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How to resolve a conflict using lscm?

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Andy Jewell (242●3●63●74) | asked Dec 05 '13, 7:22 p.m.
retagged Dec 10 '13, 12:00 p.m. by David Lafreniere (4.8k●7)
I'm getting a funny message, maybe I'm reading it wrong.   I tried to deliver a set of files and had a few conflicts: 

C:\Users\O386600\mbe-workspaces\build_process_o386600\master>lscm conflicts
Conflicts:
  C-- /arscli-prod.properties (Added <-> Added)
  Cc- /build.gradle (Modified <-> Modified)
  Cc- /buildnumber.properties (Modified <-> Modified)
  Cc- /gradle.properties (Modified <-> Modified)
  Cc- /buildSrc/src/main/groovy/ArfMaker.groovy (Modified <-> Modified)
  Cc- /buildSrc/src/main/groovy/CompareWtoS.groovy (Modified <-> Modified)
Problem running 'conflicts':
Unresolved conflicts remain.

So I went through them and resolved each of them like this: 

C:\Users\O386600\mbe-workspaces\build_process_o386600\master>lscm resolve -c buildnumber.properties
Conflicted items have been successfully resolved.
C:\Users\O386600\mbe-workspaces\build_process_o386600\master>lscm resolve -c gradle.properties
Conflicted items have been successfully resolved.
<etc>

When I get to the last one, I get this: 

C:\Users\O386600\mbe-workspaces\build_process_o386600\master>lscm resolve -c arscli-prod.properties
Problem running 'resolve':
"arscli-prod.properties" is not in conflict.

Yet: 

C:\Users\O386600\mbe-workspaces\build_process_o386600\master>lscm conflicts
Conflicts:
  C-- /arscli-prod.properties (Added <-> Added)
Problem running 'conflicts':
Unresolved conflicts remain.
And: 
C:\Users\O386600\mbe-workspaces\build_process_o386600\master>lscm deliver
Problem running 'deliver':
Remote workspace has conflicts. They must be resolved before delivery.


The "non-conflict" conflict, does look a bit different - there's not a small "c" in the result of the conflicts command.

Nevertheless, I'm not sure how to clear this.  Am I doing something wrong?


- Andy


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Shashikant Padur (4.3k●2●7) | answered Dec 06 '13, 1:49 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
edited Dec 06 '13, 3:43 a.m.
Andy,
You have used the command correctly but I am not sure why it is not resolving the conflict. By the way, the small 'c' stands for content change and there is another attribute 'p' which stands for property change. The capital 'C' indicates regular conflict and there are other types of conflicts.

Can you try listing the changes of the change set that has arscli-prod.properties file? Use 'lscm list changes'. Use the alias/uuid of that file in the resolve command instead of the path of the file.
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Andy Jewell commented Dec 06 '13, 11:19 a.m.

That was it!  Thanks, Shashikant!


C:\Users\O386600\mbe-workspaces\build_process_o386600\master>lscm -u y ls changes 2214
Change sets:
  (2214:_WIuaQVPvEeObJfZOCm0eyA) ---$ Andrew P Jewell "add arscli prod file"
    Component: (2132:_FE_KIE4VEeObJfZOCm0eyA) "master"
    Modified: 22-Nov-2013 07:35 PM
    Changes:
      --a-- (2275:_WGovkFPvEeO-XLN1fBncEA) \master\arscli-prod.properties
    Work items:
      (2158:_cTV3YAnKEeOaqcwlqKRq2Q) 14 "Share MBE Build code with Jazz Source Control"

C:\Users\O386600\mbe-workspaces\build_process_o386600\master>lscm resolve -c _WGovkFPvEeO-XLN1fBncEA
Conflicted items have been successfully resolved.

Shashikant Padur commented Dec 08 '13, 10:03 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER

I will raise a defect on conflicts not being able to be resolved based on path for Add-Add conflict. 

Makson Lee commented Feb 11 '14, 9:40 p.m.

Is there any other way to get the alias/uuid of a file?

Shashikant Padur commented Feb 11 '14, 10:08 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER

I believe you mean the file in the change set? If so, use "scm list changes <change-set-alias/uuid>" which will list you the aliases of all the files in the change set.

or use "scm -u y list changes <change-set-alias/uuid>" which would list you the uuids.

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