Question

I’ve submitted for review a change set. Unfortunately i forgot to refresh my sandbox first, so that means I did not include some changes in that set.

So i lost the option to add changes to my change set.

I don’t want to discard that change set because it contains important changes. I also don’t want to have to deliver 2 change sets, because they contain atomic logic (logic that can’t be split).

I’m having a feeling that the “reverse” option would get my change set back into an editable state, but i really have no idea what to do here.

To sum up: i need to make my change set editable again, so that i can merge it with another one.

Anyone know how i would do this?

Thx, you guys rule!

Answer 1

I don’t think you can revert back to a mutable state for your change set, if that change set was “completed” before being submitted for review.

In that case, a “reverse” (ie doing a new changeset cancelling the previous changeset), followed by a new changeset in which you redo your work and re-submit it for review might be the only solution.

However, following this example of code review in RTC, change sets should be ket mutable during the review (for the original programer to check-in new revisions of his files based on the feedback of the reviewers).