User Guide - MKS

Chapter 8: Viewing and Editing Projects, Sandboxes, and Members
Adding Labels
to Members
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3 Click an option tab, if necessary, then modify the set member revision
options.
The Selection tab allows you to select a revision to update to.
To select a pre-defined revision to update, click Pre-Defined Revision,
then choose a pre-defined revision from the list. The available predefined
revisions are:
Head updates the member revision to the member’s head
revision.
Trunk Tip updates the member revision to the latest revision in
the trunk, independent of the default branch settings.
Member Branch Tip updates the member revision to the latest
revision along the member’s current branch of development.
Working updates the member revision to the version of the
working file.
To select a specific revision, click Specific Revision, then click the
Revisions or Labels tab to choose a revision.
The Revisions tab allows you to select a specific revision to make
the member revision.
The Labels tab allows you to make a specific labeled revision the
member revision.
4 To set the member revision, click OK (for multiple members, click OK
to All).
The member is updated to the specified revision.
Labels are unique text that describe and refer to a revision. Labels can be
based on the product release the revision was included in, on the content of
the revision, on changes made to the revision, or any other sort of
information that would be useful in identifying that particular revision.
Although you generally add a label to a new revision upon check in, there
may be times when you want to add an additional label or change the label
assigned to a revision.
In the Web interface, Source Integrity displays up to three member labels
in the Labels column of the Project window. If a member has more than
three labels, Source Integrity displays a link ( ) that you can click to view
all the member labels.
Labels appear in alphabetical order in selection lists.
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