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How to roll back or pull out change set from the build


chen yang (1621) | asked Aug 31 '09, 2:51 a.m.
I intend to build project in RTC eclipse client. I added some change set and delivered firstly. Then built the project and found some errors, now I want to roll back the change set or exclude some change set and re-submit my build. How to roll back or pull the change set out? Thanks.

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Andrew Hoo (1.0k1) | answered Sep 09 '09, 9:49 a.m.
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You have two options:
1. You can reverse your change set. This creates a 2nd change set with the
contents of your file before you had made your mistake. This isn't exactly
'rolling' back your change but is less confusing to other people who are
working with the same stream you are.

2. You can discard your error change set from your workspace and then use
the "Replace In" action to copy your configuration to the stream's
configuration. This can be confusing to teammates who have already
accepted your error change set. After you do the replace-in, they will see
your error change set as outgoing for them and they might accidently
redeliver it.

On Mon, 31 Aug 2009 02:52:50 -0400, garychenyang
<garychenyang> wrote:

I intend to build project in RTC eclipse client. I added some change
set and delivered firstly. Then built the project and found some
errors, now I want to roll back the change set or exclude some
change set and re-submit my build. How to roll back or pull the
change set out? Thanks.



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