In RTC 6.0.4 there is a new permission called Check-in (server) - what is this for?
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I have confirmed with RTC development that this is a bug ... this permission is a no-op and should not be shown.
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Operation: Check-in (server): Runs before check-in of resources. Affects components that are owned by the process area. An extension point for check-in operations is also available so that you can write your own preconditions. The following server-side preconditions are available for source control check-in operations. You can set them in either the Eclipse client or web client. |
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| Restrict File Size | This precondition prevents users from checking in files that exceed a specified size limit. |
| Restrict Check-in of Resources with the Same Name | This precondition prevents users from checking in a resource if another resource in the same location has the same name, even when the capitalization differs. Because Windows systems ignore capitalization and Linux systems do not, this precondition can help avoid conflicts in projects where developers use both platforms. |
| Restrict Check-in Based on Specified MIME Types and Encodings | This precondition prevents users from checking in files if the MIME type or encoding are not permitted for the process area. |
| Restrict Change Set Size |
This precondition ensures that the number of changes in each change set does not exceed the value specified when configuring the precondition.
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I think above information clearly Defines the purpose of this precondition. If you find the answer helpful please mark it as Accepted Answer.
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These are the new server-side preconditions, and those are well documented.
I have tested regarding Restrict Check-in Based on Specified MIME Types and Encodings and this condition was working fine.
Please check this question as well. : https://jazz.net/forum/questions/237311/force-files-to-be-in-utf-8-format-for-checking-in-the-code
As Geoffrey wrote, I'm not looking at the new preconditions or any Operational Behavior. In the permissions, there is a new permission directly under Source Control in Team Permissions (as you can see in Eclipse). Literally just is named "Check-in (server)". That's what I'm talking about.
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Donna Thomas
Jul 28 '17, 12:43 p.m.Just FYI - I know what "checking-in" means - but the old permissions are still there and we could check-in then. We just want to know what this is giving (or not giving) permission to accomplish in the tool.
Geoffrey Clemm
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER Jul 30 '17, 3:21 a.m.Hi Donna ... I'm checking with Dev ... please stay tuned ...