First, note that the content (set of versions and change sets) in a
baseline is immutable ... once a baseline is created, its content cannot
be changed.

From a terminology perspective, it is likely that you "checked in" your
changes to your repository workspace, as opposed to "delivering" it.

Two places you look to see if the content of your repository workspace
has "changed" is the history view or the pending changes view. The
history view will show you whether new change-sets have been added. The
pending changes view will show you whether the content of your
repository workspace has changed wrt your team stream.

Cheers,
Geoff


berndyman wrote:

Hi,

I loaded a workspace based on a baseline. In that local workspace I
did some changes and delivered the work into the repository
workspace.
The component in that repository workspace now contains the changed
sources. However, the baselinename didn't change and there is no
indication that it's not equal anymore to that version... (!)

Regards,
Bernd.

To further expand on what Geoff has said, once you have checked in your
changes into the repository workspace, they do not affect the immutable
baseline that is already in your component. Rather your new changes 'sit
ontop' of that previous baseline. If your workspace has a flow target to a
stream, then you will see the outgoing changes that you can deliver to.
That would be your indication that what you have in your repository
workspace is different from what is currently in that stream.


On Tue, 28 Jul 2009 10:08:01 -0400, berndyman
<bvo> wrote:

Hi,

I loaded a workspace based on a baseline. In that local workspace I
did some changes and delivered the work into the repository
workspace.
The component in that repository workspace now contains the changed
sources. However, the baselinename didn't change and there is no
indication that it's not equal anymore to that version... (!)

Regards,
Bernd.

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