Revision/Version number of a workitem
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Hi,
Is there an attribute that would give me to which revision the work item belong too? Thanks Jafar |
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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| answered Mar 29 '10, 6:13 p.m.
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Not sure what you mean by "revision" and "belong". Could you expand a
bit on your question? Cheers, Geoff jafarkofahi wrote: Hi, |
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Hi Geoff,
Since Workitems have changes (e.g. code changes, bug fixes..etc) affecting the current project version. Is there a "version" number associated with workitems (as source files has revision numbers in SVN). Hope this clears my question Thanks Jafar Not sure what you mean by "revision" and "belong". Could you expand a Hi, |
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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| answered Mar 30 '10, 7:46 a.m.
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Each new "version" ("state") of a versionable gets a new (unique) ID.
The source control object that contains a set of logically related changes (new versions) is called a "change set" (it's what shows up in the history view, the pending changes view, etc.). There is an object called a "link" that connects a work item to a change set object. This link relationship is many/many, so one work item can be linked to many change sets, and one change set can be linked to many work items. When you modify the changes associated with a work item, that can modify the change sets, and can add/remove link objects that connect change sets to that work item, but does not produce a new/modified state of the work item object. Cheers, Geoff jafarkofahi wrote: Hi Geoff, |
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Are you interested in version numbers associated with file elements like in other SCM tools?