Checkin external edits with RTC
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Usecase: I want to checkin edits made to my component, when those changes were not made via Eclipse. Can this be done from Eclipse, or must I drop to the CLI to do it?
Example: I open my workspace in Team Concert, and load a component into my local workspace. ActOfGod occurs, changing the contents of one or more files. I now wish to checkin those changes to my remote workspace. Can this be done? Is there some way to tell the RTC to go look for external edits? |
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![]() Usecase: I want to checkin edits made to my component, when those changes were not made via Eclipse. Can this be done from Eclipse, or must I drop to the CLI to do it? Hi Danil Don't panic! Go into the Package Explorer, and Refresh (should be F3). Refresh the whole project to be safe. You can tell if the change has been picked up when you see a new Unresolved Entry in Pending Changes. I have been doing this for ages when working with Word and PowerPoint files from within Eclipse, and it works find as long as you remember to Refresh before you check in. anthony |
![]() Don't panic! Go into the Package Explorer, and Refresh (should be F3). Refresh the whole project to be safe. That was the hint I needed, thank you. |
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As I remarked previously, this worked but... I don't have my head in the right context yet. Looking at /Team/Jazz Source Control/Local Changes There is a "Look for external changes before modifying local files" option. Enabling this change, and applying the preferences, should change the observable behavior in some way. My expectation was that this would pick up changes on the file system automagically. My experiments tell me that isn't true. So what is that setting supposed to be doing for me, and is it actually doing it? |
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