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question asked: Feb 01 '18, 10:03 p.m.
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RTC SCM: Copy Snapshot to other stream

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Masatoshi Nogo (5●2●4) | asked Feb 01 '18, 10:03 p.m.

I couldn't find this question in existing threads so let me ask.

Question:
I'm wondering how I can copy snapshot to other stream? I found the way changing owner of snapshot but no copy menu in eclipse client.

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As alternative way I accept baselines of all component in the stream, and re-create snapshot manually in other stream.

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Now there are three streams in my project,
  - A.dev stream      x number of dev teams  ( for development in each team )
  - B. merge stream x 1  ( to collect all the artifacts developed in each team )
  - C. Test stream    x 1 ( for testers to look at )

At stream B,  librarian collects all change sets, and make a snapshot when build error is zero.
And then librarian wants to copy snapshot from stream B to stream C to allow testers to use.

As you know, snapshot includes some component baselines.
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Masatoshi Nogo commented Feb 04 '18, 9:14 p.m.

Thank you for the answer.  I'll do so.

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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35) | answered Feb 04 '18, 4:33 p.m.
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A snapshot has only one owner, so it can only be owned by one stream.

If you want the same set of baselines to appear in the snapshot folder of more than one stream, then you would have to create a second snapshot that is a copy of the first snapshot.
To create a copy of a snapshot, create a workspace, use the "replace" operation to set the configuration of that workspace to be the original snapshot, create a new snapshot in that workspace, and then change the owner of the new snapshot to be the stream that you want to have a copy of the snapshot in its snapshot folder.

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