Can "Locate Change Sets" configurations be saved for reuse?
mark byrd (147●1●23●30)
| asked Jun 26 '14, 9:59 a.m.
edited Aug 02 '16, 12:07 a.m. by David Lafreniere (4.8k●7)
The "Locate Change Sets" feature lets me configure the streams to search and work items to search. Is there a way to save a configuration so I don't have to re-select the streams to search each time? I usually search the same streams every time, and only need to change the work items.
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David Lafreniere (4.8k●7)
| answered Aug 02 '16, 12:16 a.m.
FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER edited Aug 02 '16, 1:19 a.m.
The most useful feature (for me at least) to add relevant search targets is to click on the green "+" icon in the 'Search Targets' menu, and select "Add workspace and flow targets shown in the Pending Changes view'; or you can select 'Add streams from project and team areas that I am a member of'.
Also, one of the best ways to 'save' and 're-use' a random or mix selection of Locate Change Sets [LCS] 'objects' is to put them in the favorites folder in the Team Artifacts view, then drag and drop the selection into the LCS editor...
Here's a listing of different ways to add 'objects' to the LCS editor:
Ways to add Work Items:
-Since RTC 4.0, you can drag & drop a selection of work items from various places in the UI (ex: The "Work Items" view, or from work items in the favorites folder in the Team Artifacts view) -Since RTC 4.0, you can drag & drop a work item query from the Team Artifacts view. This will automatically run the query and add the work items. -The work item picker dialog now allows multi-selection. Added in RTC 6.0.3 S5 Ways to add Change Sets: -Since RTC 4.0, you can drag & drop a selection of change sets from various places in the UI (ex: The "Pending Changes" view, "History" view, "Search" view, etc.) Ways to add Streams/Workspaces/Snapshots/Baselines/Builds: -Since RTC 4.0, you can drag & drop a selection of streams/workspaces/snapshots/baselines from various places in the UI (ex: The "Pending Changes" view, "History" view, "Search" view, "Team Artifacts" view favorites folder, etc." -You can also drag & drop a selection of team area nodes from the "Team Organization" view, which will add all streams owned by those team areas. -You can also drag & drop a selection of project area nodes from the "Team Artifacts" or "Team Organization" view, which will add all streams owned by those project areas and all child team areas. -You can drag & drop a repository node from the "Team Artifacts" view. This will show a confirmation prompt, asking if you want to add all streams in the repository. -You can drag & drop a selection of build results. This will add their corresponding build snapshots.
-You can open the Locate Change sets editor directly on releases (shown on the "Releases" tab of the Project Area editor). This will add the corresponding build snapshots.
-The snapshot picker dialog allows multi-selection. Added in RTC 5.0.2.
-The stream/workspace picker dialog allows multi-selection. Added in RTC 6.0.2. Michael Valenta selected this answer as the correct answer
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Hello Mark,
I think this should be addressed by enhancement Locate Change Sets / Add Repository Workspace dialog difficulties (264298)
Eric
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