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Vivek Kumar Gupta
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Hi,
Can anybody tell me, having a component checked-out from baseline, why do we stage it. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
If I'm not mistaken it's related to CHGMAN (ChangeMan). Your query might be clear to You but not to everyone reading it...please confirm.
Once You put more inforamtion, might be some one here will post some valuable inforamtion for Your query. |
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Vivek Kumar Gupta
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Yes Anuj, you are right, my qyery is regarding ChangeMan.
Thanks for the suggestion. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
Check-out: This option allows user to get the latest production version of the component in Changeman package for development.
Staging: Staging libraries are created solely for the purpose of holding components of a particular package. This is a traditional environment where packages are built and reviewed in a controlled manner. Generally, the staging libraries are a mini environment where testing of the new version of the Project software is performed. When testing is complete, the contents of the staging libraries are copied to production. The staging libraries are deleted 15 days after installation.
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