You can create a new, empty repository workspace and then load it with existing
components from other workspaces or streams. You can also create a repository workspace from a
stream when you want to work with the specific configuration of component baselines that the stream
contains.
Procedure
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In the web client, in the upper left, click the Home Menu icon. Expand
Change and Configuration Management and click a project name.
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On the project page, click Source Control and, under
Create, click Repository workspace.
Note: In a team environment, it is more common to create a workspace based on an existing
configuration in a stream that includes the components the team works on. If you want to create a
repository workspace from a stream, navigate to the stream and, in the Stream editor, click the
New Repository Workspace icon

.
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In the New Workspace Name field, enter a name for the repository
workspace.
- Optional:
To change the project or team area that owns the workspace, click the Change
Owner icon
.
- Optional:
To change the default visibility, click the Change Visibility icon
.
- Optional:
In the Description field, enter a brief description for the
workspace.
- Optional:
Under Components, complete one of the following steps:
- To create a new component and add it to the workspace, click the New icon
.
- To search for existing components to add to the workspace, click the Add
icon
.
- Optional:
To add a flow target, under Flow Targets, click
Add and complete the Select a Stream or Workspace
dialog box.
Note: If you choose to create a workspace from a stream, the stream from which you create the
workspace is added as a flow target for the workspace.
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Click Save.
Tip: You can create a repository workspace that is identical to an existing workspace.
To create a duplicate workspace, in the Workspace editor, click the
Duplicate
Workspace icon

, type a name and description, and click
Save.
The duplicate
workspace contains the same component baselines and flow targets as the existing
workspace.
Tip: You can delete a repository workspace in the Workspace editor by clicking the
Delete Workspace icon

.