concept "tag" in RTC SCM?
Dear all,
In Clearcase, we can tag partial files in a component/folder, and then use this tag to load only files having this tag to local. This is good when we only deploy part of the files(for example, the updated binary files) in a project from source control repository to production environment.
how does this idea be implemented in RTC without a manual edited "component load rules"? for example, can we only load files in a change-set of a workitem?
thanks for your help and suggestion.
In Clearcase, we can tag partial files in a component/folder, and then use this tag to load only files having this tag to local. This is good when we only deploy part of the files(for example, the updated binary files) in a project from source control repository to production environment.
how does this idea be implemented in RTC without a manual edited "component load rules"? for example, can we only load files in a change-set of a workitem?
thanks for your help and suggestion.
One answer
The only mechanism currently provided by RTC for declaring a subset of
the files that are to be loaded is load rules. There are some
significant improvements to the load rule mechanism that have been
implemented for the next RTC release (see work item 85020).
Cheers,
Geoff
On 10/1/2011 12:23 AM, centauri wrote:
the files that are to be loaded is load rules. There are some
significant improvements to the load rule mechanism that have been
implemented for the next RTC release (see work item 85020).
Cheers,
Geoff
On 10/1/2011 12:23 AM, centauri wrote:
Dear all,
In Clearcase, we can tag partial files in a component/folder, and then
use this tag to load only files having this tag to local. This is good
when we only deploy part of the files(for example, the updated binary
files) in a project from source control repository to production
environment.
how does this idea be implemented in RTC without a manual edited
"component load rules"? for example, can we only load files
in a change-set of a workitem?
thanks for your help and suggestion.