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Deleting all files in a stream

I have a stream that I'm using to learn how Jazz source control works. I've delivered a copy of our source code to it, then discovered that the structure is not right. What's the easiest/best way to remove all the files from the stream to start over? I don't really want to delete the stream, as there are several repository workspaces that are flowing with it. (I assume if I delete the stream and recreate another with the same name that the flow targets will have to be re-established, since the stream is a different instance.)

Chris

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The simplest approach is probably to just roll back to the initial
baseline of the component(s). For example, in the Eclipse client, in
the team artifact navigator, open the source control folder in the
project area that owns the stream, right click on that component in the
stream, and select "Replace -> Baseline", and select the "Initial Baseline".

Cheers,
Geoff

On 12/5/2011 2:08 PM, cbarlock wrote:
I have a stream that I'm using to learn how Jazz source control works.
I've delivered a copy of our source code to it, then discovered that
the structure is not right. What's the easiest/best way to remove
all the files from the stream to start over? I don't really want to
delete the stream, as there are several repository workspaces that
are flowing with it. (I assume if I delete the stream and recreate
another with the same name that the flow targets will have to be
re-established, since the stream is a different instance.)

Chris

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The simplest approach is probably to just roll back to the initial
baseline of the component(s). For example, in the Eclipse client, in
the team artifact navigator, open the source control folder in the
project area that owns the stream, right click on that component in the
stream, and select "Replace -> Baseline", and select the "Initial Baseline".

Cheers,
Geoff


Brilliant! Thank you, Geoff.

Chris

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In your case, normally I will create a new component in the stream, so that I can even show the two different structure at the same time to the team.

Jirong

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