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Franck Desperques (6●1●1) | asked Jun 22 '11, 12:03 p.m.
We are trying to create automatic snapshot/baseline from a maven script using antrun. Where can we find an example of such script ?

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Shashikant Padur (4.2k●2●7) | answered Jun 23 '11, 6:42 a.m.
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You could use the scm command line tool to create the snapshot/baseline. The scm tools is located at <RTC_install_dir>/scmtools.

scm create snapshot - creates a snapshot associating it to a workspace
scm create baseline - creates a baseline in the workspace

We are trying to create automatic snapshot/baseline from a maven script using antrun. Where can we find an example of such script ?
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Walter Mansur (636●1●30●17) | answered Jun 23 '11, 9:45 a.m.
Hi,

I am also interested in doing this.

The following is from the RTC help:

Create a baseline named "beta2 updates" for all components in the repository workspace named HelloJazz, using stored credentials for the repository nicknamed jazzhost:

C:\>scm create baseline -r jazzhost --all HelloJazz "beta2 updates"

So, you would just put that command in your script.

Hope this helps,

- Walter

You could use the scm command line tool to create the snapshot/baseline. The scm tools is located at <RTC_install_dir>/scmtools.

scm create snapshot - creates a snapshot associating it to a workspace
scm create baseline - creates a baseline in the workspace

We are trying to create automatic snapshot/baseline from a maven script using antrun. Where can we find an example of such script ?

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