Can I get a list of files changed since 1st January?
Eddie Breeveld (61●1●25●30)
| asked Jan 08 '14, 10:54 a.m.
edited Jan 10 '14, 5:47 a.m. by Krzysztof Kaźmierczyk (7.4k●3●74●103)
(RTC 4.0.4, Visual Studio 2010 or Eclipse) We need to ensure that the correct copyright is placed in our C++ files. Before our next software release is there an easy way to produce a list of all files that have been delivered to a stream this year?
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Andrew Niefer (713●5)
| answered Jan 08 '21, 11:09 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER edited Jan 08 '21, 11:10 a.m.
Starting in 6.0.3, this can be achieved in the Eclipse Client by exporting a change log from the change explorer or change summary views.
The steps are roughly:
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Comments Another approach would be to show the operation history of the stream and compare the last entry for the previous year to the latest in the stream and generate a change log from that.
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Hi Eddie,
I know that e.g. git has such feature so why there is a good reason to create RFE for that: https://jazz.net/jazz/web/projects/Rational%20Team%20Concert#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=297000 Feel free to subscribe to this rfe to track the progress. |
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Have you tried to use the "Search" feature in the Eclipse Client? It is not possible to search for files directly, but you can search for change sets. Try the "Search" Menu item in the Eclipse client, select Jazz Source Code Control as the Menu Item with the subnode "Change Sets" and in the Search dialog in the upper part you can select the context for the search, e.g. the stream that you want to control and in the "properties" section of the search you can adjust the Date. That will bring up a list of all change sets that have been delivered to the stream after the date you set.
Ist that what you want to achieve?
Henning
Thanks for your suggestion. Unfortunately I'd like files, not change sets. For instance, one file may be changed in 30 change sets, I don't want to check the same file 30 times!
A colleague (Ken McRae) suggested that I create a new workspace from the stream, discard all change sets since 1st Jan, then compared the workspace with the stream. I haven't tried it yet.
If you are going to write a script you could use the command line. Command line can print the output in json format so that it can be easily parsed.
Thanks. I've not heard of json format before. Can the output be in plain text, or CSV?
The default output is in plain text (if you omit the --json option). But we recommend using json output format as any changes to plain text format could break the scripts.