Undo changes in streams
You can roll back the delivery of files and folders to a stream.
For example, you deliver changes but discover problems in the code and decide to remove the changes. Undo creates a new changeset with the reverted changes that preserves the full history.
Guidelines for undoing changes:
- This operation requires the same privileges as deliver.
- This operation undoes an entire changeset, not individual item revisions.
- The original request relationships are not undone.
- This operation makes changes only in a repository and does not affect the items in a work area.
- After completing an undo, to synchronize your work area with the repository, run an update.
- You can run undo at any location as long as the changeset does not affect items further up the hierarchy.
- You can undo only a single changeset.
- If items in a changeset have more recent changes in a newer changeset, you cannot undo it.
Example: Assume that changeset 14 has the item revision f.txt revision #2, and that changeset 13 has the previous version of the same item, f.txt revision #1.
If you undo changeset 14, the revision in changeset 13 becomes the tip revision, and a new changeset, 15, is created with the change: f.txt revision #1.
To undo changes in a stream:
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To undo an entire changeset, select a stream or project.
To undo a specific set of changes, select a folder.
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On the toolbar, click Changesets.
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In the Changesets dialog box, select a changeset.
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On the toolbar, click Undo stream/project version.
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(Optional) Select requests to relate to the change and add a comment.
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Click Finish.
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