RTC/Jazz SCM create multiple Change Sets
i have a repository workspace and i did changes on many components... ...now how can i create change sets for all components?
as you can see above there are three components, which have unresolved changes. so i must create three change sets, one after another... and yes: all components are changed because of one bug.
i find it very hard to create so much change sets with the mouse/context menu - is there a easier way?
A change set is for a given component.
A change set is a repository object that collects a related group of file, folder, and symbolic link modifications within a component.
In your case, that would be 3 simple mouse/content menu click, to quickly create three change sets.
However, each change set can be linked to the same Work Item ("related artifact"), which described your bug.
A nice trick:
select all the Unresolved folders (multiple selection), and use the "Check-in All"
(or Ctrl+Shift+F9)
That will create a new change set for each component.
you can use this button as well:
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