Associate a change set to work item after delivery
Hello,
I have a change set that was delivered in the wrong work item. I was able to remove the wrong work item but now how do you associate change set to another work item?
From the Web this is what it shows:
Thanks
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You can certainly do this in the Eclipse client. I am not familiar with SCM in the web, so it may be possible to do it there, too.
I do it by getting the change set to show up in the Pending Changes view, then drag and drop the work item onto the change set.
Here is how I do it:
1. In Pending changes view, show the context menu for the component that would have the change set.
2. Select Change Flow Target...
3. In the Select a Stream or Workspace, select a stream (or a workspace) to which the change set has not been delivered. For instance, I will often point at a stream for an older release.
4. Click OK, but DO NOT ACCEPT ANY INCOMING CHANGES.
5. Once RTC has updated the flow target, your change set will show as outgoing. Associate the work item (by drag and drop, or "Related Artifacts > Associate Work Item..."
6. DO NOT DELIVER. Change the flow target back to what it was.
Ruby
Martha (Ruby) Andrews
Jazz Foundation L3 Development Team Lead
I do it by getting the change set to show up in the Pending Changes view, then drag and drop the work item onto the change set.
Here is how I do it:
1. In Pending changes view, show the context menu for the component that would have the change set.
2. Select Change Flow Target...
3. In the Select a Stream or Workspace, select a stream (or a workspace) to which the change set has not been delivered. For instance, I will often point at a stream for an older release.
4. Click OK, but DO NOT ACCEPT ANY INCOMING CHANGES.
5. Once RTC has updated the flow target, your change set will show as outgoing. Associate the work item (by drag and drop, or "Related Artifacts > Associate Work Item..."
6. DO NOT DELIVER. Change the flow target back to what it was.
Ruby
Martha (Ruby) Andrews
Jazz Foundation L3 Development Team Lead
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