Listing change sets from the command line

0	Jason Dean (106●2●16●8) \| asked Jan 13 '10, 11:36 a.m. Hi, Using the command line I've managed to pull a component ID from a "Project Area"-->"Stream"-->"Component" Is there a way from the command line to list the change sets/baselines for said component? Thanks, Jason

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Lin Ye (306●3●26●11) | answered Jan 13 '10, 3:27 p.m.

scm history -w "WorkSpaceName" -c "ComponentName"

The work space name and component name could be replaced by alias or uuid

Cheers

Hi,
Using the command line I've managed to pull a component ID from a "Project Area"-->"Stream"-->"Component"

Is there a way from the command line to list the change sets/baselines for said component?

Thanks,

Jason

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Jason Dean (106●2●16●8) | answered Jan 15 '10, 5:58 a.m.

Thanks,

That answered another one of my issues. Another question, Now I have a workspace and a component, is there anyway of listing the baselines for that component from the command line?

Cheers,

Jas

scm history -w "WorkSpaceName" -c "ComponentName"

The work space name and component name could be replaced by alias or uuid

Cheers

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Jason Dean (106●2●16●8) | answered Jan 20 '10, 4:26 a.m.

After looking there is a work item to add this functionality to the command line. 100712

Jas

Thanks,

That answered another one of my issues. Another question, Now I have a workspace and a component, is there anyway of listing the baselines for that component from the command line?

Cheers,

Jas

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