| -r, --repository-uri <arg> |
The URI that specifies the location of the repository. |
| -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. |
| -d, --directory <arg> |
Runs the command in the named directory. |
| -N, --no-local-refresh |
Does not scan the file system for new changes. This option overrides the value of the
refresh.local.changes preference. To see the current value of this preference, run lscm get
preference refresh.local.changes. |
| -i, --in-place-markers |
Modifies files that have content conflicts to include the conflicted regions. |
| --no-merge |
Disables automatic merging of conflicts. |
| --accept-missing-changesets |
Automatically find and accept change sets that are not in your repository
workspace. |
| --flow-components |
Accepts the additions and deletions of components when the source is the current flow
target. Otherwise has no effect. |
| --component-hierarchy |
Specifies to accept the listed components as well as additional subcomponent that comprise
a sub-hierarchy. |
| -m, --multiple-hierarchies |
Accepts changes even if components in the hierarchy have multiple parents. The accept
operation will affect the configuration of multiple hierarchies that are not explicitly
listed. |
| -o, --overwrite-uncommitted |
Accepts changes even if uncommitted local changes exist. If you use this option, changes
might be overwritten. |
| -q, --queue-merges |
Allows change sets with gaps to be accepted in repository workspace. If a merge is already
in progress, change sets will be queued. |
| --n-way |
If an n-way conflict occurs when baselines are accepted, this option indicates that a merge
change set should be automatically created to resolve the conflict, if possible. |
| --report-delete-conflicts |
Report "delete/delete" conflicts in order to support the cross component move of
deletes |
| -c, --changes |
Indicates that the selectors refer to change sets and only the specified change sets must
be accepted. To specify a change set, use its alias or UUID[@repo] in the list of
selectors. |
| -b, --baseline |
Indicates that the selectors refer to baselines and the specified baselines must be
accepted. To specify a baseline, use its name, alias, or UUID in the list of selectors. |
| -C, --components |
Indicates that the selectors refer to components and all of the changes in the specified
components must be accepted. To specify a component, use its name, alias, or UUID in the list of
selector. |
| -s, --source <arg> |
Selects the source workspace or stream from which the changes will flow. To specify the
workspace or stream, use its name[@repo], alias, or UUID[@repo]. |
| -t, --target <arg> |
Selects the target workspace into which the changes will flow. To specify the workspace,
use its name[@repo], alias, or UUID[@repo]. |
| -W, --workitems |
Indicates that the selectors refer to work items and all the change sets must be accepted.
To specify a work item, use its ID[@repo] in the list of selectors. To selectively specify the
change sets of a work item, list the change sets of the work item and specify the change sets with
--changes option. |