Programmatically sharing a Visual Studio Solution in Jazz
I am using RTC 2.0.0.2 along with VS 2008.
The Visual Studio solution is being worked on in CC and Jazz SCM at the same time. I would like to have the source control bindings change from
ClearCase to JazzSCM programmatically. I can change them from the VS client, but need a way to do it from a MS Build script preferably.
I intend to use the CC-RTC connectors to share code between the CC and RTC users. To enable a seamless co-existance for both SCM environments, I would like to be able to scan through all the solutions and projects and replace the ClearCase bindings with JazzSCM from within a loaded Jazz Repository workspace.
-Suheb Farooqi
sfarooqi@us.ibm.com
The Visual Studio solution is being worked on in CC and Jazz SCM at the same time. I would like to have the source control bindings change from
ClearCase to JazzSCM programmatically. I can change them from the VS client, but need a way to do it from a MS Build script preferably.
I intend to use the CC-RTC connectors to share code between the CC and RTC users. To enable a seamless co-existance for both SCM environments, I would like to be able to scan through all the solutions and projects and replace the ClearCase bindings with JazzSCM from within a loaded Jazz Repository workspace.
-Suheb Farooqi
sfarooqi@us.ibm.com
3 answers
This is very useful feature for us, hope that will release ASAP.
for I used a perl script to scan the .sln and .csproj files and replace them each time of sync. But that is not stable. Can you estimate the release time?
Neat idea - please log this as an enhancement request, and then it will be looked at and planned appropriately.
anthony
I've created work item 116165 for this enhancement request.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 5/26/2010 3:37 PM, kesterto wrote:
Cheers,
Geoff
On 5/26/2010 3:37 PM, kesterto wrote:
williamxuwrote:
This is very useful feature for us, hope that will release ASAP.
for I used a perl script to scan the .sln and .csproj files and
replace them each time of sync. But that is not stable. Can you
estimate the release time?
Neat idea - please log this as an enhancement request, and then it
will be looked at and planned appropriately.
anthony