lscm history seems limited to 100 changes regardless of the --maximum argument
I believe this is a bug with version 4.03 and has been resolved:
HOWEVER, I am working with a customer on verison 4.03 with no ability to upgrade or update, what are my options for retrieving more history data? Does lscm history have a timestamp or date parameter where I can sequentially retrieve logs of 100 units of history, one by one, by referencing the date of the last item in the log?
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Accepted answer
Shashikant Padur (4.2k●2●7)
| answered Aug 07 '17, 11:12 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER edited Aug 07 '17, 11:13 p.m. The history command does not have a timestamp filter. You could use the 'list changesets' command to retrieve the change sets of a workspace/component based on --created-before and/or --created-after options. There are other filters available, refer to the help of the command for more details. David Lafreniere selected this answer as the correct answer
Comments Thank you for th answer Shashikant,
However, the output does not display and changes block data (I am outputting as json if that matters). The normal lscm history command has a changes block.
Is there a parameter that will show the changes.
No, the "list changeset" command does not have an option to list the changes of a change set. You could use "list changes <changeset_uuid>" command to list the changes of a change set. |