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Hey listen! I just wanted to point you to this cool extension to your terminal: https://ohmyposh.dev/docs/plastic It's still in an early stage. And there are some minor issues: - Some file states are not recognized correctly - The Plastic SCM icon is not (yet) part of NerdFonts. You can help me request this icon by up-voting this issue This is how your terminal can look with this plastic segment. There are many themes for Oh My Posh. PS: You can suggest or contribute more segments to Oh My Posh on GitHub. Just as I did when adding this one Have fun with it!
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Hello, Is it possible to install Plastic SCM CLI on Windows Server 2019 without required user interaction? It is about the full task: I need compose the Docker image with Jenkins agent that runs on Windows Server, and is able to checkout code from Cloud Plastic SCM server. I started from jenkins/agent:jdk11-windowsservercore-ltsc2019. As I understand, I need cm.exe that is the CLI executable file. But I can't find any info how to add it to Dockerfile. Sincerely, Illya -
Hey all, Been building a fun little tool to keep our small dev team apprised of code review events in on our discord server. Currently it's able to identify newly created code reviews, changes in status and changes in assignee. The one remaining function I'd really like to add is the addition of code review comments, but I cannot find any way to access these outside the full PlasticSCM GUI. Pretty much all the other functionality works using cm find review where ... Nothing in the "cm find" documentation suggests that looking up review comments is possible, but I'm wondering if anyone here has any ideas or knows anything that I don't. Also, this is on Plastic Cloud, so server-side triggers are not currently an option as far as I know.
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Hi all, I would like to clarify if there is a way to view a shelve more informatively than can report the following command: cm find shelve on repository '"<repo>"' In other words I would like to find an analog of "View Shelve" feature in the GUI. Thanks in advance, Ashot
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In the CLI, is there a way to display what custom attributes are assigned to a branch object, and what their values are? I can use "cm find" to locate a particular branch, but there doesn't appear to be any output options on the command to list the attributes or values set on that branch. The --format option does not include attributes as possible output. The --xml option looks like it could handle attributes, but does not list them. Is there a way? Or should this be a feature request?
