How to get the time of commiting codes when use scm command line
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I am a guy from ibm websphere team, I am writing some codes to get the history of committing codes. scm history -u -P -v, I can get the commit history, but I can't get the time of every commit. How can I can the time? Or I just want to get the history after some time point, for example get the history after 2012.06.30 12:00 am How can I do like this? Thanks a lot! |
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You can only get the last modified date of the change set from the command line. In the eclipse UI, you can show the history of the file and then turn on "Show Check-In History" to get the check in times.
If you want to open a feature request, you can do so at https://jazz.net/jazz/web/projects/Rational%20Team%20Concert#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.newWorkItem&ts=1342038397000.
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Are you on 3.x? In 4.0, history subcommand was updated to print the date & time. Also in 4.0, you can use the "list changesets" subcommand to list the change sets based on various criteria such as created before/after, creator, component, workspace, name or path of the item etc.
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Is it true? 4.0 is so cool?! But my rtc codes server use rtc3.x, could I use 4.0 client to call 3.x server?
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No, you cannot use 4.0 client with 3.x server but the 3.x client will work with the 4.0 server.
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