MKS command line
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I'm not sure if this is the best place for this question but here it goes: Does anyone here use MKS Source Integrity for source control? If so, does anyone know how to use their command line interface to add project members?
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I'm not sure if this is the best place for this question but here it goes: Does anyone here use MKS Source Integrity for source control? If so, does anyone know how to use their command line interface to add project members?
Solution to add project members: Usage: si add options... nonmember...; options are: --[no]retainWorkingFile Retain the non-member file (as-is) in the sandbox -l Lock member revision --lock Lock member revision --onExistingArchive=[confirm|cancel|sharearchive|newarchive] The behaviour to follow if an existing archive is found --[no]saveTimestamp Save the timestamp of the working file --archive=value Associated archive (must exist) for the new member. --author=value The author of the newly added member revision --binaryFormat Format of the member's revision data/files --changePackageId=value The associated change package ID (see documentation) --[no|confirm]closeCP Close the associated change package(s) --cpid=value The associated change package ID (see documentation) --[no]createSubprojects Create one subproject per directory, as required. -d value Description for newly created archives --[no]defer Defer the add from taking place in the project until submitted --deployType=value The name of the deploy type --description=value Description for newly created archives --descriptionFile=value The file containing the Description for newly created archives --issueId=value The issue ID to use to find the associated change package ID (see documentation) -r value Revision at which the non-member is to be added --revision=value Revision at which the non-member is to be added --textFormat Format of the member's revision data/files --[no]unexpand Remove keywords from newly created revision -R Select the non-members recursively --exclude=file:pattern,dir:pattern... where "pattern" is a glob pattern --include=file:pattern,dir:pattern... where "pattern" is a glob pattern --[no|confirm]includeFormers Include former members --[no|confirm]recurse Select the non-members recursively -S value The name of the sandbox --[no]failOnAmbiguousProject Whether to abort when multiple projects correspond to a flat project string. --sandbox=value The name of the sandbox -? Shows the usage for a command -F value Read the selection from a specified file -N Responds to all confirmations with "no" -Y Responds to all confirmations with "yes" --[no]batch Control batch mode (no user interaction in batch mode)