User Guide - MKS

Chapter 8: Viewing and Editing Projects, Sandboxes, and Members
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For example, if you checkpoint a project and label it with a release
identifier (for example, Release 6.2), you can find and recreate that
particular development state more easily.
NOTE
Checkpointing a project affects the project only; it does not check in every
member of the project.
If you are working in a sandbox, issuing a checkpoint command
checkpoints the sandbox’s master project.
If you want to create a variant or build sandbox, you must first checkpoint
the project.
To checkpoint a project in the graphical user interface and Web
interface
1 With a Project or Sandbox window open, select the project or sandbox.
2 From a Project window, do one of the following:
Select Project > Checkpoint Project.
Click .
From a Sandbox window, do one of the following:
Select Sandbox > Checkpoint Project.
Click .
The Checkpoint dialog box appears.
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