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In RTC 5.0.2: Is there any way to see that which developer has done what changes in a particular code file?

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Muhammad Moid
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Oct 21 '15, 9:02 a.m.
For e.g. I have 5 developers in my team and all of them have written code in a particular file. Now I want to know that which developer has written which line of codes.

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Chris McGee
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If you are using the Source Control Visual Studio client you can annotate by right clicking on the editor or the file in either the solution explorer or the sandbox explorer.

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Chris McGee
FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER (505●1●11●17) Oct 21 '15, 9:02 a.m.
Hi Muhammad,

If you are using the Source Control Eclipse client, you can annotate the lines in the text file by right-clicking on it and choosing Team->Annotate. On the left side of the text editor there will be different colours representing the different change sets that contributed the lines. You can hover your mouse over the colours and it will provide more details such as the change set and work item.

I hope that this helps,
Chris

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Muhammad Moid
Oct 21 '15, 9:15 a.m.

I am using Visual Studio IDE. Is there any annotate option in it?

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