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6.0.3M6 - resource links - can you link a file to a file?


Steven Hovater (109126) | asked Oct 07 '16, 1:21 p.m.
 hi all
Installed RTC 6.0.3M6 (only). Created a configuration. Attempting to link from file1 to file2, both are checked-in.
None of the relationships that one can create appear to be valid.

Has anyone else done this? 

Being new to GC, I may have issues there, but ... should file-to-file linking work?

Seems the documentation around this only points to linking files to test cases or requirements (in a configuration).

thanks,
Steve

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Ralph Schoon (63.5k33646) | answered Oct 10 '16, 6:02 a.m.
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Steven,

as far as I know there is no file to file linking, there never has been and I looked into . You can link a work item to a change set and that is it. GC does not change anything in that respect.

What would you want to achieve doing this?

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Steven Hovater commented Oct 10 '16, 8:44 a.m.

 hey Ralph!

Well, maybe I should be precise. File version to ... linking is being worked in 6.0.3M6.
The question is the "..." . The documentation describes links to test cases or requirements, but  (file) version to another (file) version?
Reason this is important is that we need a deeper traceability story.

cheers
Steve


Ralph Schoon commented Oct 11 '16, 10:40 a.m.
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Sorry Steve, this somehow slipped my attention.

I can't answer this. I was looking for that detail, but I couldn't find it. If there is a way to link file versions together I would assume there is a special link type. The requests I have seen in the past where more driven by trace-ability to requirements or test cases and not between file changes. But to be honest, I don't know.

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