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Is it possible to deliver code without an attached work item

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Daniel Spiess (56●9●3) | asked Dec 02 '09, 5:48 p.m.
One department in our company wants to use Jazz strictly for source control. Is it possible to check in code without attaching a work item? If so, where do I configure this?

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Deege

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David Olsen (523●7) | answered Dec 02 '09, 7:38 p.m.
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deege wrote:
One department in our company wants to use Jazz strictly for source
control. Is it possible to check in code without attaching a work
item? If so, where do I configure this?

Changes to files have to be part of a change set. But change sets do
not have to be associated with a work item. There is nothing to
configure. Jazz supports that by default. The only thing I can think
of that you have to watch out for is the preconditions for delivering a
change set to a stream. Make sure you process doesn't have a
precondition that requires that a change set be associated with a work item.
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Jose Miguel Ordax Cassa (2.4k●4●126●100) | answered Dec 03 '09, 2:08 a.m.
On 03-Dec-09 1:31 AM, David Olsen wrote:
deege wrote:
One department in our company wants to use Jazz strictly for source
control. Is it possible to check in code without attaching a work
item? If so, where do I configure this?

Changes to files have to be part of a change set. But change sets do not
have to be associated with a work item. There is nothing to configure.
Jazz supports that by default. The only thing I can think of that you
have to watch out for is the preconditions for delivering a change set
to a stream. Make sure you process doesn't have a precondition that
requires that a change set be associated with a work item.

Right, perhaps you have used a Process Template (like Simple Team
Process) which use by default "Descriptive Change Sets" precondition.

Open your Project Area definition, go to Process Configuration tab,
expand Team Configuration tree node and select Operation Behavior. In
right table, go to Source Control -> Deliver (client) and check which
preconditions has set.

Hope this helps,

Chemi.
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Daniel Spiess (56●9●3) | answered Dec 03 '09, 11:12 a.m.
That worked! Thanks!

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