how can i get the changelist at changest?

[carfreesun]

i want get changed lists at changeset about xlink

 

i want output format at command window)

 

xlink:ABCD:/@1444@AB_ABCD@server.com:1234   xlink:ABCD:/@1600@AB_ABCD@server.com:1234

xlink:BANANA:/@14@AB_BANANA@server.com:1234   xlink:BANANA:/@20@AB_BANANA@server.com:1234

....

 

 

 

 

i want get a changeset number, for example 1444 to 1600 and 14 to 20

 

please, let me know cm command.

[manu]

Hi,

 

you can do it by issuing a "ls" command for the two changesets you are diffing.

 

Example:

 

Imagine you are diffing the changeset 80 Vs 81 of your GlobalRepo@localhost:9094

Then you need to get the "ABCD" and "BANANA" target changeset:

 

originalTarget = cm ls /ABCD --tree=80@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

newTarget = cm ls /ABCD --tree=81@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

 

and the same for "BANANA"

 

originalTarget = cm ls /BANANA --tree=80@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

newTarget = cm ls /BANANA --tree=81@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset}

 

 

Hope it helps! 

[carfreesun]

Thanks, I can get infromation that i want because of your posting.

 

 

command)

cm ls /ABCD --tree=80@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

cm ls /BANANA --tree=80@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

 

i want ABCD, BANANA's changeset.

 

but ABCD, BANANA are not same level of diectory.

so i use this commends,

 

cm ls /ABCD --tree=80@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

cm ls /FRUIT/BANANA --tree=80@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

 

it's not convenient.

i want just input repository name at that position.

if you have good idea, please let me know it. Please

 

thanks once again.!!

[manu]

Hi!

 

what exactly do you need? I'm not sure if I'm understanding your question.

 

 

i want just input repository name at that position.

if you have good idea, please let me know it. Please

[carfreesun]

cm ls /ABCD --tree=80@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

cm ls /FRUIT/BANANA --tree=80@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

 

sorry i'm not good at english..

 

i just want use repository name at next the cm ls commend (BOLD) not the path

 

 

 

i want use

 

cm ls /ABCD --tree=80@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

cm ls /BANANA --tree=80@GlobalRepo@localhost:9094 --format={changeset} 

 

thanks.

[manu]

Hi,

 

nop that's not possible, you need to use the relative server path to the xlink.

 

/ABCD

and

/FRUIT/BANANA

 

That works in that ways because the xlink is stored in the repository at the Plastic SCM server with a Path.

 

"/" is the root item of your repository for a given changeset and then you have all the files and directories added to the repo.