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Chapter 9: “Viewing and Editing Member Histories and Revisions”
on page 309
Describes how to manage member histories and revisions, for
example, viewing and editing revision information, deleting revisions,
and promoting revisions.
Chapter 10: “Branching and Merging Revisions” on page 337
Describes the advanced tasks of branching and merging revisions and
the different methods and tools used for these tasks, including the
MKS Visual Merge tool.
Chapter 11: “The Integrity Manager Integration” on page 371
Describes creating a change package, adding project members to an
issue’s change package, viewing change package information, and
closing change packages in Source Integrity.
Chapter 12: “Advanced Change Package Operations” on page 381
Describes the Apply CP and Resync CP commands—functionality that
relies on the use of change packages that track changes in a project.
Using Apply CP and Resync CP, specific code content can be
identified and isolated, and then moved to a new development path.
Appendix A: “Views” on page 441
Describes the views that are available in Source Integrity.
Appendix B: “Glossary of Terms” on page 473
Provides a glossary of common terms and definitions for
Source Integrity.
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