deliver Baseline by command line?
Hi folks,
From the command line, I can successfully create change sets and check files in against that change set. I can even create a baseline from the command line in my component. If I open the GUI, pending changes shows my baseline as outgoing and I could right click on it and deliver it. Can I do this with the command line? I have: Workspace: (1007) "jazzy Core Library Workspace" <-> (1008) "Core Library" Component: (1009) "Core" Baseline: (1023) 30 "Andy_BL_1" Outgoing: Baselines: (1023) 30 "Andy_BL_1" So it shows me the outgoing change. But "scm deliver" doesn't seem to take a -baseline arg. Also, doing "scm deliver 1023" doesn't take. the CLI shows the baseline as an outgoing change, but I can't seem to deliver it. Any help would be apprectiated Thanks Andy |
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Hi,
Just bumping this up to see if there is a solution to this problem. At the moment the only solution I can see is: scm deliver -C myComponent to deliver all changesets and baselines and then make sure when you run this that you have no other changesets pending. Thanks, Rob |
I also need to be able to deliver baselines from my workspace to a stream from the command line. I'm working in RTC 3, and the scm deliver -C myComponent command only delivers the changesets. How can I deliver the baselines from the command line?
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The scm cli does not support delivering baselines. There is a workitem opened for it ...
https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/51105 I also need to be able to deliver baselines from my workspace to a stream from the command line. I'm working in RTC 3, and the scm deliver -C myComponent command only delivers the changesets. How can I deliver the baselines from the command line? |
Wanted to post how I resolved this. I'm now creating snapshots and promoting the snapshots using command line calls from my build scripts, which effectively accomplished what I required.
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