The Source Integrity Professional Edition User Guide - MKS

Checkpointing a Project
To checkpoint a project in the Source Integrity Web Interface:
1. From the Project view, select the project file and choose the
Checkpoint Project command.
The Checkpoint page appears, displaying the full path of the
project file to be checked in.
2. Enter your metadata in the fields provided, remembering that the
metadata entered is applied to the revision of the project, not its
members.
Revision Description. Text commenting on the content, or
members, of the project revision
Label. Text which can be used to identify the project revision
To move an existing label from a previous revision to the
current revision, select Replace Label. To attach the label
entered to all member revisions in the project, select Apply
Label to All Members.
State. A one-word description of the new revision’s status.
Author. The name of the person checkpointing the project, by
default your user name.
3. Click OK to checkpoint the project.
The Source Integrity Web Interface creates a new revision of the
project in the project’s archive. If the project has subprojects, they
are automatically checkpointed as well.
To checkpoint a project in the command line interface:
Use the pj checkpoint command. Its syntax is
pj checkpoint [-Nlabel] [-sstate] [-rrev] [-t
[mesg|@mesgfile]] [-i] [options]
where label is a label (if it exists, it is moved up to this revision), rev
specifies a revision to be checkpointed, mesg is an archive description
(if this is the first time you are checkpointing a particular archive),
and mesgfile is a file containing text for the archive description.
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