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Status Not under consideration
Categories Usability
Created by Guest
Created on Mar 26, 2024

Hard to audit changeset after delivery

Difficult to audit a changeset after delivery.
Harder after delivery when trying to go back to see what changed. How to diff?
No compare with stream option. Instead need to piece meal the changes together. Piece together starting and ending state of the requirement. Have to look at timestamps, but not perfect. ...or requirement may be deleted and can't find it anymore because it is gone now.
Using baselines solves this but causes DB growth.

No compare with Stream. Need diff on modules. But, have to look at every artifact for each module. Need individual change history on "each line" vs each module. Could do baseline, but that grows the database. Also have deliveries to different customers, so overlapping.  It is in the history of the artifact, but no convienient way to see. Not just for customer audits, but also used in day to day. For example, looking at a bug and trying to figure out when it was introduced and it is not easy. Cumbersome. History loses context of change set. If have overlapping changesets, which doesn't happen often, but does happen in parallel development. If two changesets change the same artifact in the same lifecycle and then deliver both. In the audit, it doesn't have the history separated by changeset so can't just go by date/time. Need before vs after the story was worked. 

Idea priority High
Needed By Yesterday (Let's go already!)
  • Guest
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    Jun 20, 2024
    We are closing this request because no information was provided. The request will be kept in IBM's ideas repository and may be reassessed or reopened for additional discussion in the future. We value your feedback and thank you for allowing us to partner with you in developing our products.
  • Guest
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    Apr 19, 2024
    From the "Manage Components and Configurations" , it is possible to browse the components.
    Then, from that Browse components view, it is possible to open any existing streams for that component.
    While looking at a specific stream of a component in that view, it is possible to select the "Change Sets" tab and then the option to "Include delivered change sets" on the right hand side of the tool bar.
    Now, you can see and select one of the delivered change sets to that stream and the Changed Resources included in that change set.
    Please let me know what else would be required to audit change set after delivery.