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DNG 6.0.3: how to view the contents of a change set?

We have DNG integrated with RTC using the Global Configuration; the version is 6.0.3.
I would like to view the contents of DNG a change set from the web interface.
Actually, this is my use case:

  • open the RTC work item associated to the change set;
  • open the DNG change set by clicking on the link;
  • click a button, or another link, to view the contents of the change set (i.e. which requirements have been modified, and which changes have been made);

So far, I have not been able to display the change set contents.

Is it possible?

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Hi Luca,
If you haven't delivered the change set yet, you can do a compare against the main stream. After you deliver the change set, you cannot see the contents of the change set. This is a known requirement, see Plan Item 108881.

As of 602, the artifact/module history does indicate when a change happened and the change set, although it doesn't indicate what the change was.
Some workarounds that might help:

  • Link the affected requirements directly to the same WI as the change set. You'll at least know what all was touched by the change set. You still won't know the details of the changes.
  • Take a baseline before delivering the change set. You can then compare the before and after to see what changed. Optionally take a baseline after delivery also - although if you always baseline before delivering a change, the "after" baseline should be redundant.
  • You can use RPE to generate a Word doc for the change set configuration (before you deliver) and the main stream, and use Word's compare/merge to do a "diff" (see this blog post). You could then attach that Word doc to your work item. This would also work if you were taking baselines as described above; you could compare the "before" baseline to the "after" state.

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