RRC: Versioning artifacts
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One way to link to any version of an RRC artifact, is to first open that specific revision in the artifact history, and copy the URL from the browser address bar. You will notice it has a #revision extension.
This URL can then be pasted into other RRC artifacts, e-mail, instance messages or even in the description of a work item or test case as a hyperlink.
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Eric,
In the release of RRC 4.0 we have not provided any new additional capabilities for working with versions and variants. It was never in our RRC 2012 release plan (as posted here on jazz.net). We had many other high priority features that we were focusing on as you’ll see in our “What’s New” or “New and Noteworthy” documents.
However as you've already hinted this is an area of great interest for our RM RRC team as well as the broader CLM team. If you look at our current plan backlog you'll see that we recognize this as a strategic focus for a future RRC release and we hope to start sharing more in the near future on our plans for further support.
As for today in RRC 4.0 you will need to support version and variant development models using manual methods with links and attributes.
There are actually several ways that some customers have approached supporting variants (beyond baselines or attributes with links) but in all cases it will require some level of manual effort and management. You could perhaps investigate using the requirements embed capability that we have since RRC 3.x or manage parallel requirements in multiple collections (then branch/copy and link them when you want a separate stream).
Jared Pulham
Product Manager, Jazz Requirements Management Tools
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Rosa Naranjo
FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER Jun 13 '12, 2:19 p.m.