User Guide - MKS

Chapter 3: Getting Started Using Source Integrity
Command Options
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Add Subproject Select one of the following options as the preferred type of subproject when adding a
subproject to a project:
Normal adds a subproject based on the current state of the project.
Variant adds a subproject based upon a specific revision of the master project and
is used for branching off the main development path.
Build adds a static subproject based upon a specific revision of the master project
that is used for building or testing the project, but not for further development.
Default adds a subproject based on the parent project type. For more information on
the default type, see your administrator.
Append Revision
Description
Recurse Into Subprojects appends the revision description recursively to subproject
members.
Apply Change Package Use Master causes Source Integrity to operate on the top-level sandbox. When the
selected change package is associated with a member in a subsandbox, specifying
Use Master causes the command to operate on the top-level sandbox for that
subsandbox.
Confirm Actions causes Source Integrity to confirm all operations with you before
starting them.
Verbose provides additional information to track the current state of the command.
Other Project is Error terminates the command if the member being applied is in
another project. If this setting is negated (as in noOtherProjectIsError), the
information is displayed as a warning.
Span Projects applies the command to any member in the specified in the change
package, even if this involves a different project than you are starting from. Warning:
This is the only operation that has the potential to affect other projects.
Ignore Cross-Branch Entries causes Source Integrity to use the most recent revision
when it encounters two revisions of the same member on two development paths.
Already in Project is Error terminates the command if the member being applied is
already in the project. If this setting is negated (as in
noAlreadyInProjectIsError), the information is displayed as a warning.
Ignore Server in Change Package causes Source Integrity to perform the Apply CP
operation even if the change package members reside on different servers.
Create Variants causes Source Integrity to create variant projects within the new
project as required to apply the change package members. This option does not affect
the Apply CP command.
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