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How to list componet baselines in SCM command line?

I'm using RTC 3.0 GA & I can't figure how how to list the baselines of a component from the SCM command line. There's no "scm list baseline" command.

Is there some other way to do this from the command line that I'm missing?

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From the Team Artifacts view in the Eclipse GUI I can do:

+Project Area
+Source Control
+Components

Right-click on the desired component, Show -> Baselines

So the information must be available. How can I get this information in the command line?

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I'm using RTC 3.0 GA & I can't figure how how to list the baselines of a component from the SCM command line. There's no "scm list baseline" command.


I don't believe that's possible with the CLI. You should open a feature request.

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I've opened work item 153890.

I'm using RTC 3.0 GA & I can't figure how how to list the baselines of a component from the SCM command line. There's no "scm list baseline" command.


I don't believe that's possible with the CLI. You should open a feature request.

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Evan_Hughes@ca.ibm-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (echughes) writes:

carejwrote:
I'm using RTC 3.0 GA & I can't figure how how to list the
baselines of a component from the SCM command line. There's no
"scm list baseline" command.

I don't believe that's possible with the CLI. You should open a
feature request.

This may not be exactly what the original poster desires, but you can
list baselines by specifying the --verbose option on scm list components

Help on list components
List the components associated with a workspace or stream.

Aliases: component, comp

Usage: scm list components <workspace>
workspace - Workspace, stream or snapshot to list
components (name, alias or UUID)

Options:
--certificate arg - The file containing the
user's login certificate.
--smartCard - Use the connected smart card
for authentication.
-P arg - Password for repository.
-r arg - URI specifying the location
of repository.
-s - Specifies that the <workspace>
selector refers to a snapshot.
Omitting this option assumes
the selector refers to a
workspace or a stream.
-u arg - Username for repository.
-v - Show baselines.

-Garrett Rolfs

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I do need to know the current component baselines & I stumbled on the verbose flag to scm list components to find that information.

I actually need to know all of the possible baselines so I can replace the current baseline with a different on via scm workspace replace-components.

Evan_Hughes@ca.ibm-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (echughes) writes:

carejwrote:
I'm using RTC 3.0 GA & I can't figure how how to list the
baselines of a component from the SCM command line. There's no
"scm list baseline" command.

I don't believe that's possible with the CLI. You should open a
feature request.

This may not be exactly what the original poster desires, but you can
list baselines by specifying the --verbose option on scm list components

Help on list components
List the components associated with a workspace or stream.

Aliases: component, comp

Usage: scm list components <workspace>
workspace - Workspace, stream or snapshot to list
components (name, alias or UUID)

Options:
--certificate arg - The file containing the
user's login certificate.
--smartCard - Use the connected smart card
for authentication.
-P arg - Password for repository.
-r arg - URI specifying the location
of repository.
-s - Specifies that the <workspace>
selector refers to a snapshot.
Omitting this option assumes
the selector refers to a
workspace or a stream.
-u arg - Username for repository.
-v - Show baselines.

-Garrett Rolfs

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