Why are my normal pending changes recognized as "unresolved" by RTC?
I am connected to a project area, i've loaded my repository workspaces on disk, and am modifying my files in a legit way.
My changes are however NOT seen as "outgoing", but as "unresolved". I worked on projects with RTC before, so this situation is unexpected.
Anyone has any idea why all my changes are seen as "unresolved"?
Thx, you guys rule.
Solution
They will be recognized as outgoing once you have check them in (in a new changset set or an existing changeset).
Actually, if you have existing outgoing changes, you can drag and drop unresolved ones to those changeset (see "Advanced Gestures and Workflows"):
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