Figure 1. Workflow for working on activities in a single-stream project
In a single-stream project, you perform many of the same
tasks that you perform in a multiple-stream project, but in a slightly different
order.
Tasks while working in a single-stream UCM project
The tasks for a developer working in a single-stream project
are similar to those a developer does in a multiple-stream project. However,
you do not check in your work until you are ready to complete activities in
the project.
Checking out and modifying source files
To
modify files and directories under source control, you must check them out
and ensure that you have assigned your revisions to an activity. Checking
out a file makes it writable in your view. Then you can use any editing tool
to modify it.
Viewing metadata
Metadata is information
that is kept about your activities and source files in both Rational® ClearCase® and Rational ClearQuest® environments.
While working with checked-out files (checkouts), you may want use Rational ClearCase and Rational ClearQuest to view
metadata. For example, you can do the following tasks.
- See the history of an element.
- Compare versions of an element.
- See which versions are checked out to your view.
Indicating your progress
If your project
is enabled for Rational ClearQuest,
do the following tasks to indicate your progress on an activity.
- Modify information in the Rational ClearQuest user
database
- Use schema-specific actions
You may need to complete one of the following tasks,
even if your project is not enabled for Rational ClearQuest.
- Reassign an activity
- Delete an activity
Working on multiple activities
You
can set your view to only one activity at a time, but you may keep multiple
undelivered activities in your stream. You can work on one activity, set and
work on a different activity, and then set and return to working on the original
activity.