How can I view the equivalent information provided by the Git command ‘git log’ in StarTeam?
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How can I view the equivalent information provided by the Git command ‘git log’ in StarTeam?
“The command ‘git log’ shows the commit history starting with the most recent commit.
It includes who committed, when the commit was made and the commit message.“
— Mike Rylander
In StarTeam you have the History tab –
just select the file (or other Item you wish to review) in the upper panel,
and its history will show at the lower panel.
There are also reports that allow you to export that information as HTML.
EDIT: To see all the files that where part of a given check-in:
If all were checked-in in a single operation and assigned to a CR,
then you can catch this via the links:
Find the CR-revision linked to that file-revision,
then find the other files that are linked to that CR-revision.
If recent check-ins, you can look at the last check-ins by date.
Developers can be instructed to keep track of their checkin operations
by joining the relevant file-revisions to a single revision-label
(will be hard to enforce this tedious flow).
Later versions of StarTeam support Change Packets which should help
manage changes as atomic operations on groups of files.