"John Lawlor" <John@wbtsystems.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have a config spec that creates a branch upon checkout for a particular
> group.
>
> element * CHECKEDOUT
> element * .../branch_fixes/LATEST
> element * /main/LATEST -mkbranch branch_fixes
>
> The head developer in this group wants to see all the changes that have been
> made at a given time by those on the team. All she wants to see is the
> files that have been changed and no others. A get LATEST files on this
> branch and compare changed files with previous versions of those files or
> versions on the main branch.
>
> Our solution was to create a view that will only look for the latest files
> on that branch.
>
> element * CHECKEDOUT
> element * .../branch_fixes/LATEST
>
> Unfortunately this will not work because 'element * /main/LATEST' is not in
> the conifg spec. If we add this in then we get all the files changed or not
> changed, which is not what we wanted.
>
> Is there a command we can use in the config spec that will show only the
> files on a particular branch that have been changed?
>
> We have a Solaris server, with clients on NT. We don't use LABELS as
> policy - should we be using them? would they help with this sort of thing?
What about something like this?
element * CHECKEDOUT
element * .../branch_fixes/LATEST
element -directory * /main/LATEST
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