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lscm, list files out of sync with repository workspace

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Jason Dean (106●2●16●8) | asked Jul 14 '10, 8:40 a.m.
Hi,
From the command line, how can you see what files are out of sync with your repository workspace.

doing lscm load --force will show you what files get changed, but how do you see which files are about to be changed?

We have noticed that if you change a file for example using vi, lscm status will show this file is modified, but it will not show other files which are out of sync with the repository workspace.

e.g. On windows box file x.c was modified and checked in.

On linux box file y.c was modified with vi.

lscm status just shows y.c as a pending change, but it doesn't show that x.c is different to the x.c on the local workspace.

Thanks for any help,

Jas

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Shashikant Padur (4.3k●2●7) | answered Jul 15 '10, 4:13 a.m.
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Hi,
From the command line, how can you see what files are out of sync with your repository workspace.

doing lscm load --force will show you what files get changed, but how do you see which files are about to be changed?

We have noticed that if you change a file for example using vi, lscm status will show this file is modified, but it will not show other files which are out of sync with the repository workspace.

e.g. On windows box file x.c was modified and checked in.

On linux box file y.c was modified with vi.

lscm status just shows y.c as a pending change, but it doesn't show that x.c is different to the x.c on the local workspace.

Thanks for any help,

Jas


http://jazz.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=11658 post by you talks about the same issue and I have responded to that post.
There is no way to list which files are out of sync for a component or download only those changed files. The only option is to reload the entire component (load -f).

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