create changeset from CLI
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How do I create a changeset using the command line? |
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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| answered Aug 17 '11, 5:07 p.m.
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Use the "checkin" command. (See the "checkin" on line help topic for
details). Cheers, Geoff On 8/17/2011 3:38 PM, dannwong wrote: Hi All, |
Use the "checkin" command. (See the "checkin" on line help topic for Along those lines, I have a question. I notice that, from the RTC Eclipse client, I can go to 'Pending Changes' view, select Outgoing, right-click, select New. From there I am able to create a new changeset. Not only that, I am also able to move around changes between this and other changesets, add comments to this changeset , close it, set it current, etc. But, from command line, without check-in or share, there is no way to create a new changeset. Is this correct ? |
Look at the 'scm help create changeset' for how to create a change set.
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Look at the 'scm help create changeset' for how to create a change set. Thanks ! That helps. |
Also, run 'lscm help changeset' to view the operations supported on the change set such as complete, set current, associate/disassociate workitem, set comment etc
Look at the 'scm help create changeset' for how to create a change set. Thanks ! That helps. |
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