RTC command line get specific file remote-path
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Shashikant Padur (4.2k●2●7)
| answered Oct 18 '17, 11:52 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER edited Oct 18 '17, 11:56 p.m. One way to do that is to fetch the history of the file. You also need to specify "-u y" option to display the uuid of the file. In the below sample, _UISoYIYiEeaCie-ltHo_5g is the itemID (which you are looking for) and _bHSxZR9uEee39vJ_eaUNlA is the stateID which is the current state of the file.
Note that we are fetching only the last item in the history by specifying the max option: '-m 1'
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$ lscm -u y show history Program.cs -m 1 -v
Change sets:
(5316:_au7UsB9uEee39vJ_eaUNlA) ----$ Shashikant Padur "added an user property 'test'" 12-Apr-2017 04:25 PM
Changes:
----p (_UISoYIYiEeaCie-ltHo_5g:_bHSxZR9uEee39vJ_eaUNlA) /Hello/WindowsFormsApplication1/WindowsFormsApplication1/Program.cs
There is additional history available before this point.
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If you are parsing the output then specify the -j/--json option to the command which will output in json format: lscm show history Program.cs -m 1 -v -j
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