Are Team Areas and Components mandatory?
I continue playing around with RTC 2.0 concepts and I would appreciate
if you can confirm me these two assertions: - You can work with a Project Area without any Team Areas. It isn't mandatory to have a Team Area defined in a Project Area. Of course, it is less flexible but for simple and small projects could be enough. Just having a Project Area you can define a stream, members with different roles, etc.... Am I right? - It is mandatory to have at least one Component in a stream. It isn't possible to share any code into a stream if that stream hasn't a Component defined. So, although my development could be small and simple (not needing a flexible structure based in different Components) I have to define at least one Component were deliver all the code. Am I right? I was not able to find a document or tech note with these assertions. Thanks in advance, Chemi. |
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- yes, you can have a project area and all artifact types can now be associated with a project.
- yes, you need a component. Jean-Michel |
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jlemieux wrote:
- yes, you can have a project area and all artifact types can now be Thanks. I am finding a problem with this option. And it is I don't see how to move Operation Behavior from Team Configuration to Project Configuration so Preconditions for operations such Deliver (server) can be defined. I asked this in a different thread (Subject: - Adding more operations to Operation Behavior table (2.0M3)). If that is not possible, then, decide to use just a Project Area could be very restrictive. Any idea? Thanks again, Chemi. |
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Although maybe not the best name, the "Operation Behavior" node under Team Configuration actually applies to the project area as well. So you won't loose function and can enable pre/post conditions when there are no team areas.
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jlemieux wrote:
Although maybe not the best name, the "Operation Behavior" Hummm... I will try again then. I created a Project Area with Eclipse Way Process, removed the Team Area and when I deliver something to the Stream I am not forced to associate a WorkItem. I thought this was part of the Eclipse Way Process by default and it was not working because I hadn't a Team Area. I will come back with any news. Thanks, Chemi. |
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Chemi wrote:
jlemieux wrote: Forget it, you are correct. I was not asked for a description because I was sharing the project for the first time. Now, after I modified something, I was required to describe the change. Thanks, Chemi. |
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