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Chapter 12: Advanced Change Package Operations
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7 To run the Resync CP command and create the resolution change
package using the selected options, click Finish.
Source Integrity completes the Resync CP operation or returns
information on errors and warnings if the command cannot be
successfully completed.
Merged results are checked out and locked in your sandbox.
8 Review the results, then defer check in of the files and associate them
with the resolution change package ID. This resolution change
package appears by default as the selected change package.
9 Use the Submit Change Package command to submit your deferred
changes in the resolution change package (see “Submitting Change
Packages” on page 238).
Source Integrity runs the Apply CP command on the resolution change
package, reconciling and then applying the changes from both the
specified change packages in the resolution change package and the
new changes in the resolution change package to the project.
NOTE
If reviews are mandatory, Source Integrity runs the Apply CP command after
the change package is accepted.
Using the Resync By CP Command
The Resync By CP command is primarily a tool for developers. When you
want to resynchronize files in your sandbox, you usually do so by choosing
individual files and then using the Resynchronize (si resync) command.
However, if the files you are resynchronizing have changes that are linked
to other files, the standard resync operation would not include those
related files. To resynchronize all related files, you would have to
manually search for all the changes associated with the change package on
the member you are resynchronizing.
The Resync By CP command automates this process by searching the
change package specified on the member revision you are resynchronizing
and then bringing the changes from the project to your sandbox.
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