Question about Baseline ID and Baseline Name on a Component
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In the RTC client, when I look at my stream, each component is annotated
with a Baseline's ID and Name, like so Component1 (23: GoodBaseline) Component2 (5: GoodBaseline) Component3 (7: GoodBaseline) What baseline is being displayed here ? (it's not the only baseline that exists in the stream AFAIK) Now, this stream contains lots of snapshots and if I open any one of them, the components are annotated differently ..i.e. there are other baseline's shown Snapshot: MySnapshot Component1 (44: BuildBaseline2) Component2 (7: BuildBaseline2) Component3 (9: BuildBaseline2) Why is the stream/component annotated with a different baseline than any of the snapshot components ? Any help appreciated Dave |
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Tim Mok (6.6k●3●8)
| answered Sep 02 '10, 9:38 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER edited Jun 20 '19, 12:33 p.m. by David Lafreniere (4.8k●7) If there are changes after the last baseline on the component, a baseline will be created for the snapshot. The snapshot is a set of baselined components so it's possible that when creating the snapshots baselines were created.
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Comments Based on your answer to my other "baseline' question, I suppose that RTC
Promoting a snapshot to a stream does not deliver the snapshot's baselines to the stream. Creating a baseline from your workspace and delivering it to stream is useful for delivering the state of one component to another workspace. A snapshot is used to preserve the state of a particular workspace configuration and does not affect the workspace or stream.
Thanks for that
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Hi David, Thanks for that Hi Geoff
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Yes, it sounds like you are using RTC snapshots the way they were
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