Reputation: 3203
I have a project in IBM ALM which uses several external components. Every time the team developing those components makes a release, they create a snapshot with baselines for all components. As a result, when I want to update my project to the latest release, I see incoming changesets on all components, most of which consist of only the baseline labels with the snapshot name, with no actual code changes.
Is there a way to automatically accept all such "empty" changesets, so that I can clearly see the remaining components which have actual changes and have a chance to analyse those changes before accepting them?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 55
Reputation: 1325137
That was asked 4 years ago in this thread, and referred to RTC Work Item 189873, which was rejected.
This thread proposed:
As far as I known there's no way to hide incoming change sets.
But you can hide empty baseline created by other users from Eclipse Preference, select
Team > Jazz Source Control > Changes
.
In the right panel, uncheck "Show all baselines (including empty baseline and baselines created by others)
".
Upvotes: 1