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Can SCM command support deliver without load?

The request is to automatically deliver from a source stream to target stream. RTC 2.0.0.2 is currently used.

The deliver is expected as a "one click operation" by team leader. We don't want a full load to local workspace. Since it's possible in RTC GUI client pending change view to trigger deliver operation, how can we do the same thing by using scm command line in build?

Any suggestion is appreciated.

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Yes, the scm deliver subcommand does allow you to deliver from one stream to another without loading the corresponding workspaces for the streams. You have to specify the --source and --target options.

The request is to automatically deliver from a source stream to target stream. RTC 2.0.0.2 is currently used.

The deliver is expected as a "one click operation" by team leader. We don't want a full load to local workspace. Since it's possible in RTC GUI client pending change view to trigger deliver operation, how can we do the same thing by using scm command line in build?

Any suggestion is appreciated.

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Yes, the scm deliver subcommand does allow you to deliver from one stream to another without loading the corresponding workspaces for the streams. You have to specify the --source and --target options.

The request is to automatically deliver from a source stream to target stream. RTC 2.0.0.2 is currently used.

The deliver is expected as a "one click operation" by team leader. We don't want a full load to local workspace. Since it's possible in RTC GUI client pending change view to trigger deliver operation, how can we do the same thing by using scm command line in build?

Any suggestion is appreciated.


I'm trying to make a delivery of a stream to another, but always gives me the following message:

C:\>scm deliver -r https://server39:9443/ccm -s StreamA -t StreamB
Problem running 'deliver':
Not found workspace named by StreamB.

scm list streams -r https://server39:9443/ccm
(1011) "StreamA"
(1009) "StreamB"

Whats wrong?

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