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January 17, 2013
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How to see the exact Label (size, numbers of labels etc.) at a checkpoint via CLI

  • January 17, 2013
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Hi @all,

an example: we have a checkpoint 1.2 with label "Test1". Another user adds another label "Test2,Test3" to this checkpoint. If i want to look via commandline with

si viewprojecthistory -P#<projectpath> --rfilter=labeled --fields=labels/<projectpath>

than i get this output:

Test1,Test2,Test3

So i couldnt see if this is one label, or two lables, or three labels. Is there any way to see that there were originally two labels?

Thanks, and kind regards, Jens

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      jgorsline1-Visitor
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      January 17, 2013

      Jens,

      Which version of Integrity are you using? When I test this in 10.2, the labels are seperated by a new line. They appear like this:

      Test1

      Test2,Test3

      I also used slightly different syntax in my command. I used this instead of what you posted:

      si viewprojecthistory -P#<projectpath> --rfilter=labeled --fields=labels


      Maybe give that a try and see if you get different results.

      J
      JensN.1-VisitorAuthor
      1-Visitor
      January 18, 2013

      Hi Jeremy,

      we're also using 10.2 (with HF1). And unfortunately also with your syntax i got all labels in one line. So here is my commandline without placeholders:

      si viewprojecthistory --P#/Spielwiese#Test --rfilter=labeled --fields=labels

      and also with this line:

      si viewprojecthistory --project=/Spielwiese/Test/project.pj --rfilter=labeled --fields=labels

      i got this output:

      Test1,Test2,Test3,Test4,Test5

      This is Checkpoint 1.6 in this project, and it has three labels: the first label was set with the checkpoint: "Test1,Test2,Test3", second Label added later: "Test4", and a third label added even later: "Test5". Here a screenshot from the projecthistory within the client:

      MKS+Source+Integrity+ViewSet+-+Integrity+10_2013-01-18_08-18-19.png

      Is there any flag maybe in the preferences which can handle this?

      kind regards, Jens

      J
      jgorsline1-Visitor
      1-Visitor
      January 18, 2013

      That information clarifies it a bit. The command lists the labels with each new checkpoint starting a new line. If you have multiple labels on one checkpoint, they will show up on the same line.

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