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Please see the comment from the users wishing to have this feature in the application:
"We have built-up our projects in a hierarchical manner (system, subsystem, component, etc…) as well as cross-project documentation reuse for certain interfaces and other modules.
Therefore, we usually prefer to make Global-baselines (which, in fact also create local baselines in all streams of a global configuration). But it allows to also save a “screenshot” of all the links to other components/streams.
So, when a historical baseline comes in handy (in a local way) it would do so for us as a historical global baseline. For example, when we want to branch streams from a point-in-time in the past in a global configuration context.
I would just expect the same feature, regardless of whether I chose a local or a global baseline."
You are correct that DOORS Next 7.1 has delivered a new feature to create a baseline in the past. The same has been delivered for ETM 7.2. Hence, we want to understand what your expectations are for the GCM historical baselines. Could you elaborate details, ideally with the use case?