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Florent Dupont
(1) Apr 01 '10, 6:02 a.m.
I'd like to be able to load a specific baselined component using command line tool SCM (LSCM)
In Eclipse RTC, using the GUI, changing the baseline of a component, you can right-click on it -> replace With -> Baseline...

Is there a way to change the baseline of a component using the command line scm tool ? (and load it..)

Thanks for your help

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Nick Edgar
JAZZ DEVELOPER (6.5k●7●11) Apr 06 '10, 1:01 p.m.
You can use the scm workspace replace-component command to replace some or all components from a given snapshot. 

C:\RTC-2.0.0.2\jazz\scmtools\eclipse>scm help workspace replace-component

Help on workspace replace-components

Replace components from a workspace. Components not found in the target workspace are ignored.



Aliases: replace-component, replace-comp, rplc



Usage: scm workspace replace-components [options] <workspace> <replace-type> <replace> [components...]

  workspace    - Target workspace or stream (name, alias, or UUID)

  replace-type - Type of the item to replace. One of: "workspace", "stream", or "snapshot"

  replace      - Item to replace (must be of type specified in replace-type), may be alias, UUID, or name

  components   - Components to replace from the workspace, stream or snapshot



Options:

  --all                         - Indicates all components in the target workspace will be replaced.

  -b [--baseline] arg           - Indicates the given baseline name is used to replace components.

  -o [--overwrite-uncommitted]  - Run the accept even though there are uncommitted local changes. May cause an overwrite.

  -P [--password] arg           - Password for repository.

  -r [--repository-uri] arg     - URI specifying the location of repository.

  -u [--username] arg           - Username for repository.


It's not clear whether it supports replacing a single component from a given baseline though.

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Evan Hughes
JAZZ DEVELOPER (2.4k●13●18) Apr 06 '10, 2:00 p.m.
If you want to cherry-pick a specific component to change, include it in the list of baselines (last argument).

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Nick Edgar
JAZZ DEVELOPER (6.5k●7●11) Apr 06 '10, 3:23 p.m.
What if I'm not starting from a snapshot though, just a baseline? It doesn't seem like I can specify just a baseline via the <replace-type> and <replace> args.

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Rahul Pawar
(71●2●1) Oct 07 '10, 3:13 a.m.
Hi

This is how we just replaced the workspace with a Baseline from the Stream. Here we did not use the Snapshot concept at all.


To replace your repository workspace with a BASELINE available in the source stream, use the following: 

scm login -r https://JazzHost:9443/jazz/ -u myUser -P myPass -n myRepository

scm workspace replace-components --all --overwrite-uncommitted --baseline "myBaseline1" "myTargetRepositoryWorkspace" stream "mySourceStream" -r myRepository


To load your repository workspace updated above on your local machine, use the following: 

scm load -r myRepository "myTargetRepositoryWorkspace" -d C:\Temp\Path_1 --force


To logout,use 
scm logout -r myRepository


Hope this helps!
Thanks
Rahul

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