[closed] List change sets on a stream
The question has been closed for the following reason: "Other" by lumar Jul 20 '18, 10:21 a.m.
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I'm glad that showing the stream in Pending Changes is what you want. Some things to note:
- The stream's flow target will be the default flow target set for the stream.
- You can deliver and accept change sets from here except when there are conflicts.
- If you just want a history of change sets, you can show history on the components in the stream without having to show the stream in Pending Changes.
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as a followup to this question, we have a need to locate any changset in a stream for which the user at the time may no longer exist in the user repository.
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actually wasn't hard at all.
the data says the problem isn't what we suspected.. still not sure what it is yet tho
When you said "no one can access the files in that changeset", what did that mean? The owner of the change set does not affect read (or write) access to the files in the change set. When you say "deliver a change to the files to change the owner", in what sense does delivering a change to the files change the owner?
well, its an interesting problem..
on System A, with JTS A, the users in Eclipse and Web can view all the files in the stream.
after Duplicating the stream onto System B with JTS B, many users cannot access Two specific files. (access denied or file does not exist depending on web or eclipse ui). I as JazzAdmin can, and so I loaded the stream, and changed the files (added a space), and delivered them back.
now everyone can access those two files just fine..
if I duplicate the stream from A to B again, the two files are not accessible in the new copy.
I think it has something to do with the Contributor handle on the changeset.. as the user doesn't exist on system B. There IS a user with the same Email address, but the Name displays differently in the change history than in that users user record.
but I just realized I could just as easily just debug the darned thing.. have the source and can launch an eclipse to view the repository files with that users credentials and see where the problem is. its some failure on the open action.
This is probably an issue better handled in a work item than in a forum question.
Sam: If you have time/interest, please submit a defect work item on this (and please subscribe me to it), so we can figure out what's going on here (I'm not aware of any reason why you should be seeing this behavior).
thanks.. we have a pmr open. my console app can now retrieve the file content.
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Tim Mok
JAZZ DEVELOPER Dec 12 '12, 1:43 p.m.Can you elaborate what you mean by "created on the stream"? A change set can't be created in a stream. It is created in a workspace and then delivered to a stream.
Luca Martinucci
Dec 13 '12, 2:49 a.m.I mean this: when you deliver a change set from a workspace to a stream, you are modifying the stream contents.
Tim Mok
JAZZ DEVELOPER Dec 13 '12, 9:46 a.m.Change sets are never created on the stream. When a user delivers a change set from a workspace to a stream, it's added to the stream's change history for that component. It's the same change set and not a duplicate.
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