duplicate changeset
Duplicates a change set in a workspace. A new change set is created that is equivalent to the duplicated change set, and the old change set is suspended or discarded.
Aliases:
duplicate cs
| Usage: scm duplicate changeset | [common options] [-c/--comment <arg>] [-w/--workspace <arg>] [-W/--workitem <arg>] [-R/--remove] [-s/--suspend | -D/--discard] <selector> |
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| selector | A change set to duplicate. To specify the change set, use an alias or UUID. |
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Options:
| -r, --repository-uri <arg> | The URI that specifies the location of the repository. |
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| -u, --username <arg> | The user name for the repository. |
| -P, --password <arg> | The password for the repository. |
| --password-file <arg> | File that contains the user's password. |
| --certificate <arg> | The file that contains the user's login certificate. |
| --smartCard | Use the connected smart card for authentication. |
| --kerberos | Authenticate with Windows user credentials using Kerberos/SPNeGO. |
| --integratedWindows | Authenticate with Windows user credentials using Integrated Windows Authentication. |
| -j, --json | Enable JSON output. |
| -v, --verbose | Shows more information. |
| -c, --comment <arg> | A comment for the new change set. If no comment is supplied, the new change set will have the same comment as the duplicated change set. |
| -d, --directory <arg> | Runs the command in the named directory. |
| -w, --workspace <arg> | The workspace that contains the change set to duplicate. To specify the workspace, use its name, alias, or UUID. |
| -W, --workitem <arg> | An optional work item to associate with the new change set. To specify a work item, use its ID. |
| -R, --remove | Remove the old change set from the work item that is associated with the new change set. By default, the change set is not removed from the work item. |
| -s, --suspend | Suspend the change set that is being duplicated. This is the default behavior. |
| -D, --discard | Discard the change set that is being duplicated. |
Example