Hello...

I have a Build Definition that I can pass a parameter to. It builds,
then, depending on the parameter, copies the artifacts to one of two
servers: development or QA.

Our process is this:
We first create a baseline "B0", and do a
"development" build, which places the artifacts on a
development server.
Developers work on new features, delivering changesets to the stream.
Now, we want to do another build, to make our QA server look exactly
like the development server.

How do we build the same artifacts from the B0 baseline, without also
building the newly delivered changesets?

My guess:
On the build definition, uncheck "Accept latest changes before
loading"
and
On the repository workspace that is associated with the build, click
the Component(s) that we want to build, and replace them with the
baseline we want to build.
then
Request a build.

However, I seem to be getting the additional changesets that were
delivered to the stream.

Thoughts?

Thanks...
Travis

When you say "I seem to be getting additional change sets", when is this happening? In particular, does the build workspace have the right baseline before the build, but the wrong baseline after the build?

One way to make sure the build workspace is not modified by the build is to remove the flow targets from the build workspace.