Remove a file from a project stream
Is it possible to remove a file from a project stream? If it is, how can i
do that? Thanks :) -- The wind in my heart The dust in my head |
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Mojique wrote:
Is it possible to remove a file from a project stream? If it is, how can i Delete the file in your workspace. Make sure the deletion is in a change set. Deliver that change set to the stream. There is nothing unusual about deleting files. It is treated like other changes to stuff under source control. |
David Olsen <David> ha scritto:
Mojique wrote: Thanks for your reply, David. I've posted my request after doing what you're saying: in my RTC Client, anyway, showing repository files still shows the deleted one, although trying to open it results in an error (file not found or something similar); this fact puzzled me, thus i decided to post here. After that, I've accessed the stream via browser and the file doesn't longer exist, as expected. Need to check my local and remote workspaces again... but I'll do it tomorrow morning :) Thank you again. Bye. -- The wind in my heart The dust in my head |
Mojique <armacot> ha scritto:
David Olsen <David> ha scritto: I've opened RTC and performed the "Show repository files" operation on both the project stream and my repository workspace: well, the file I deleted is still listed among the others, even though trying to access it results in an "Item not found" error. Is it a normal behaviour? -- The wind in my heart The dust in my head |
What version are you using? This should work as David outlined. I just tried the following with RC4 (GA candidate):
1. Open the Repository Files view on the repo workspace being shown in the Pending Changes view. 2. Find the file that you want to delete 3. Delete the file from you local file area and check in the change. 4. Select the folder in the Repository Files and refresh it. The file is removed from the Repository Files view. Maybe this was a bug in a previous build. Jean-Michel Lemieux Jazz Source Control Team |
jlemieux <Jean> ha scritto:
What version are you using? This should work as David outlined. I just You must be right; I'm still using M5a. Thank you all for your help :) -- The wind in my heart The dust in my head |
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