Say example

if you have stream A the default flow target is stream A. So when you deliver the code from stream A workspace it goes to stream A. If you do not wish to deliver to any other stream default and current flow target is same i.e stream A

If you want to deliver to stream B from stream A workspace. You will need to change the flow target to stream B. so you would need to add this flow target. When you add this flow target now you will have a selection stream A or stream B.if you hit the default button it will select stream A and code will be delivered to stream A. if you need to deliver the code to stream B you need to select stream B.

What's the difference of default and current? Why matters? How it works?

Thanks
Jirong

"Current" means "this is the flow target that will be displayed in the
Pending Changes view".

"Default" means "if you try to deliver to a flow target other than the
one marked "Default", you will get a warning, asking you if you are sure
that you want to deliver to a non-default target.

Cheers,
Geoff

On 7/22/2011 11:53 AM, hujirong wrote:

What's the difference of default and current? Why matters? How it
works?

Thanks
Jirong