check out the old version of source code from rtc
I want to deliver the project code A as version 1.0. Then i replaced the code for the further updates as version 2.0, 3.0.
In one stage i want to download version 1.0 only to see the code (not to replace 3.0 with 1.0).
Please help me thanks in advance
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If you have a snapshot of the Stream when you had version 1.0 of the code at some stage , then you can create a new workspace for 1.0 using that snapshot.
( Stream > Right click > Show > Snapshots > From the list of the Sanpshots > Select a snapshot of version 1.0 > Right click and select create new Repository workspace from Sanpshot. ) This way you do not have to replace your existing 3.0 workspace with 1.0 Snaphot, you create a new one and load that to check the code. Praveen Kumar selected this answer as the correct answer
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Ralph Schoon (63.5k●3●36●46)
| answered Jan 27 '16, 3:36 a.m.
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Please see https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/RTCProcessFundamentals#Source_Control_Fundamentals for an introduction of the SCM concepts.
Also see Easing into Jazz Source Control Jazz Source Control FAQ How to keep your streams flowing smoothly in Rational Team Concert What you basically do is, you have a stream with one and more components, where you share your code. You create snapshots (which create baselines in components) e.g. V1.0 V2.0, V3.0 when you want to mark a version. From the snapshots you can recreate a stream or repository workspace that select the code for that version. You can also create these from the components and their baselines. You basically don't replace code, you select the version you want. You can also keep the streams for the versions you likely need. Users can create repository workspaces from these streams or from the snapshots/baselines. |
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