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Scott Thompson (23●1●4) | asked Feb 13 '17, 10:51 a.m.  We're using RTC 6.0.2 on Linux.  We use cli commands almost exclusively to touch the Jazz repository as we're scripting things into an Infrastructure as Code setup. I'm new to Jazz.  I've used Git/Bitbucket and Stash prior to this gig.  I'm not sure if I've uncovered a bug or a deficit in the documentation.   We recently deleted all the streams in the repo and redesigned them with Flow Targets.  However, when we tried to load a Component that is immediately beneath a Stream, we could not execute the "lscm share" command with "--reshare" tag.  I tried every possible permutation, but reconnecting a local workspace to an RTC sandbox workspace with the same name did not work.  I got ancestor conflicts every time.   Let's demonstrate: I have a Stream called "DevOps" with two components created for it called "TestCode" and "TestCodePatch".  The DevOps Stream has a flow target of a Stream called "DEV". Originally TestCode and TestCode Patch were linked with a Workspace on the server called "BuildService".  That Workspace has a similar local workspace on our build server's linux box that is connected.  When Stream DevOps was destroyed, the share relationship is still there.   (The only thing I haven't done is wipe out the local .jazz directories on the linux box.  That might work.) So, the components in the stream have been created.  I want to load them with the rather large build code that I've got prepped.  Here's what I did: lscm login -r URI-of-Jazz -u BuildServiceUser "Logged in to URI-of-Jazz" cd to local workspace directory - /path/BuildService lscm share -r URI-of-Jazz -u BuildServiceUser --reshare BuildService TestCode TestCode "Problem running 'share': Cannot share projects under "/path/BuildService" - ancestor is shared: "/path/BuildService/TestCode".  Try 'lscm help share' for more information." I've tried different permutations of that command from different local directories.  No joy.   Any idea how I can reshare this?  (I'm going to back up the .jazz directories now, and then delete them to see if I can get a share.) Comments Scott Thompson commented Feb 13 '17, 10:59 a.m.  I tried wiping out the .jazz* directories in the local BuildService workspace and in TestCode component directory.  The reshare still doesn't work but now complains that "Cannot share projects under /path/BuildService - ancestor is shared: "/path".  "   That's different but all that I changed from the above command parameters is to wipe out the .jazz directories locally.  Which kind of indicates the share association is linked on the server.

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