while testing the performance of PTC integrity via script using CLI calls, we do the following.
We are trying to create different versions of the project and gather the time taken to do so. For this the different versions of the project (contents) is available in seperate folders.
The script does the following
- Does a lock of the project
si lock --yes --recurse --cpid=:bypass
- delete the contents of the sandbox, except the .pj file
- copy the next version contents from the corresponding local copy to the sandbox. This simulates changes made to some artifacts in the sandbox.
- Find Missing files , collect it in an array
si viewsandbox --batch --yes --recurse --sandbox= path\project.pj --filter=changed:missing --fields=name
- Loop through the array above and drop each member
si drop --cpid=:bypass --yes --batch --sandbox=path\project.pj each_member
- Check in all "changed" members/files
"si ci --recurse --nocheckinUnchanged --filter=changed:working ––nounexpand --cpid=:bypass --sandbox=path\project.pj --description="test"
- Find non-members, collect it in arrat
si viewnonmembers --batch --yes --recurse --fields=absolutepath --sandbox= path\project.pj --cwd=path
- Loop through the array and add each non-member
si add --createSubprojects --nounexpand --batch --cpid=:bypass --sandbox=path\project.pj each_non-member
- unlock
si unlock --action=remove --yes --recurse
- Create Check point.
si checkpoint --yes --sandbox=\project.pj --label=LabelName --description="test"
Above Steps are done for the number of such project versions that i need to create.
In the project policies, "Store text by Reference=true" is set.
Integrity version is 10.
Now my problem. : For each version of the project i am creating by the above steps, it is creating a new version for all files, irrespective it is changed or not. When member history is viewed for such files, it does not show any difference between 2 versions created. Have you faced this problem?
