Team Management from command line
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Repotools works on the repository, not the project. SCM command works on source control, not the project. You may try to use RTC REST API if you think about coding. Something similar to this.
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/118838/how-can-i-get-the-list-of-users-in-a-project-area-using-oslc-in-rtc
I have not tried to PUT or POST against these resource URI though.
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/118838/how-can-i-get-the-list-of-users-in-a-project-area-using-oslc-in-rtc
I have not tried to PUT or POST against these resource URI though.
If you're referring to the Eclipse client when you say "inside RTC", you can also manage project membership/timelines/etc using the web UI. The web UI is available by:
1. go to your project's main dashboard (https://<your-server>/ccm/web/projects/<your-project-name>),
2. click the gear drop-down on the far right side of the page and select "Manage this project area"
3. scroll down to "Membership"
I only mention this because it's easy to miss the admin UI.
1. go to your project's main dashboard (https://<your-server>/ccm/web/projects/<your-project-name>),
2. click the gear drop-down on the far right side of the page and select "Manage this project area"
3. scroll down to "Membership"
I only mention this because it's easy to miss the admin UI.
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Ah, sorry, I wasn't very clear. I see both ways to modify it in Eclipse and WebUI. I was looking for a way to do it programmatically from the command line. We have users created via LDAP and it would make sense for teams to be assigned when LDAP groups are assigned.
I think Donald Nong has it with his answer: use our web APIs or plain java client.