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Chapter 5: Project and Sandbox Operations
Using Build
Sandboxes
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2 In the GUI, from a Project view, select Project > Development Path >
Remove.
In the Web, from a Project view, select Project > Remove Development
Path.
From a Project History view, select History > Remove Development
Path.
From a Sandbox view, select Sandbox > Development Path > Remove.
The Remove Development Path dialog box is displayed.
3 From the Development Path list, select a development path to remove.
For more information, see “Controlling Projects” on page 258.
4 To remove the development path, click OK.
The development path is removed.
After major milestones, such as product releases, you might want to
recreate a static version of an entire project as it existed at some point in the
past. You create a build sandbox, to build or test the project, not to begin
further work along a new development path. Build sandboxes could be
used for quality assurance or production to distribute files in a fixed
configuration.
A build sandbox is a sandbox associated with a particular project revision,
and has no development path (since it is static and not meant for further
development). No further development can be carried out in a build
sandbox.
To create a build sandbox, see “Creating a Sandbox” on page 135. To view
a build project, see “Opening or Viewing a Project” on page 121.
Within a build sandbox, you can:
change labels and states
resynchronize your sandbox
compare a member revision in the build sandbox to another revision
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