You can configure this precondition to allow users to overrule it. If you do this, your users will be able to click the Overrule button in the toolbar of the Team Advisor view to deliver with compilation errors.

- Jared

Thanks for the reply, I am new to RTC, could you please share us the steps to overrule the precondition. I am using RTC 2.0 version client on Windows and I have admin role.

I tried to overrule the precondition in UI but it is disabled.

I found below xml tag in project level.


<operation id="com.ibm.team.scm.client.deliver">
<preconditions>
<precondition xmlns="http://com.ibm.team.process/prohibitUnusedImports" description="The team believes in keeping the code clean and free of warnings.

Please do not release code containing unused imports." id="com.ibm.team.process.deliver.prohibitUnusedImports" name="No Unused Imports" overrulable="true"/>
<precondition description="If you release changes when there are compilation errors in your workspace it often means that your changes have broken something else.

Please do not release code when your workspace doesn't compile." id="com.ibm.team.process.deliver.prohibitCompilationErrors" name="Clean Workspace" overrulable="true"/>
<precondition xmlns="http://com.ibm.team.process/requireWorkItem" description="All change sets should be associated with a work item which is planned for the current iteration.

This makes it easier for the team to track its progress through the iteration and allows other users to understand why your changes were made." id="com.ibm.team.process.deliver.requireWorkItem" name="Descriptive Change Sets" overrulable="true">
<requires value="workitem-or-comment">
<workitem owner="required" target="required"/>
</requires>
</precondition>
</preconditions>
</operation>

Issue is solved.

I have commented the preconditions tag and now the tool is allowing me to checkin and deliver the changes.

Thanks
Manju