How to generate changesets between two baselines use scm cli
Friends,
How to generate changesets that went into a stream using scm command line.
We do create base baselines when we setup the stream. So i was thinking if we can compare two baselines (base baseline and latest baseline), I might get what i want.
The issue is i am not very sure about the scm compare syntax.
Is there a better way to do it. please point me to any examples or resources already exist.
Thanks in advance,
Aruljothi.S
How to generate changesets that went into a stream using scm command line.
We do create base baselines when we setup the stream. So i was thinking if we can compare two baselines (base baseline and latest baseline), I might get what i want.
The issue is i am not very sure about the scm compare syntax.
Is there a better way to do it. please point me to any examples or resources already exist.
Thanks in advance,
Aruljothi.S
3 answers
scm compare is the right command to display the changesets between two baselines.
scm compare -r <repo> baseline <baseline1> baseline <baseline2> -I s -f i
If you want to see the changes within the changeset use -I sf. If you specify the baseline name instead of alias/uuid you also need to specify the component (-c option).
scm compare -r <repo> baseline <baseline1> baseline <baseline2> -I s -f i
If you want to see the changes within the changeset use -I sf. If you specify the baseline name instead of alias/uuid you also need to specify the component (-c option).
Friends,
How to generate changesets that went into a stream using scm command line.
We do create base baselines when we setup the stream. So i was thinking if we can compare two baselines (base baseline and latest baseline), I might get what i want.
The issue is i am not very sure about the scm compare syntax.
Is there a better way to do it. please point me to any examples or resources already exist.
Thanks in advance,
Aruljothi.S