User Guide - MKS

Opening a Build
Project
Adding Project
Labels
All Revisions shows all the revisions in the project.
Controlling Projects
You cannot use the All Revisions filter in combination with other
filters. Selecting the All Revisions filter deactivates other filters. A
bullet next to the All Revisions filter indicates that it is active.
Development Paths shows all the revisions with a development path.
Labeled shows all revisions that have labels.
You can use the Development Paths filter and Labeled filter in
combination to show all the revisions with a current development
path and a label. A check mark next to the filter indicates the active
filter.
Once a filter is applied, operations performed on project members
apply only to those members shown as a result of the filter. For
example, if you apply the filter for Labeled and then perform a
History > Lock operation for that project, the lock operation applies
only to those members shown by the Labeled filter.
A Build project is a static project based upon a specific revision of the
master project. It is used for building or testing the project, but not for
further development.
To open a build project in the graphical user interface
1 With a Project History window open, select the revision you want to
open as a Build project.
2 Select History > Open Build Project.
The Build project appears in a new Project window.
To open a build project in the Web interface
1 From the File menu, select Open Build Project.
The Select Build Project dialog box opens.
2 Select the project you want to open from the Project list, and specify
the project revision (if necessary) in the Project Revision list.
The Build project appears in a Project window.
As with project members, you can add labels to project revisions. Labels are
unique text that describe the product stage or release, or the content of the
project. Project labels can be based on any information that would be
useful in identifying that particular revision of the project. Labels appear in
alphabetical order.
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