How get the work item used to checkin a particular file

Nayeem M (31●3●5) | asked Mar 27 '15, 7:53 a.m.
edited Mar 27 '15, 6:31 p.m.

Is it possible to get the work item used to checkin a file/Changeset to a particular component of a Project area?
For Ex if file PropertyReader.java has been modified by Developer A most recently using work item 123456 , is it possible to get this number
Using scm show history command we can get the Change Set details.

scm show history -r $URL -u $userId -P $pwd -w $ws --component icdp_core_as /source/common/Adapters/com/bac/icdp/consumer/common
/PropertyReader.java
Change sets:
(1539) ----$ Json "Lenderview_ForwardFits" 03-Feb-2015 07:35 AM
(1259) ----$ Joshi, issue fix." 26-Jun-2014 05:17 AM
(1260) ----$ Dinesh "changed and added new" 16-May-2014 05:24 AM
There is additional history available before this point.

Can i get the Work Item used for the Change set using JAVA or SCM?
(1539) ----$ Json "Code review changes" 03-Feb-2015 07:35 AM

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Shashikant Padur (4.2k●2●7) | answered Mar 29 '15, 11:18 p.m.
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edited Mar 29 '15, 11:18 p.m.

I believe the "-v/--verbose" option to 'scm show history' should list you the workitems associated with each of the change sets. If not, you can use 'scm list changes <changeset alias/uuid>' to list the changes and workitems.
By the way, if you are using this in a script you could use the --json option to print the output in json format.

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Geoffrey Clemm commented Apr 05 '15, 11:41 a.m.

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I would strengthen the guidance in the last sentence to say:
If you are using this in a script you should use the --json option, in order to ensure your script keeps working in later releases (the non-json format can change release to release, but the json format does not).

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