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Hello,
I would like to know if it is possible to remove a suspect flag of item (requirement) using CLI?
I tried: im editissue --query="MyQuery" --removeRelationships=XXX
But the syntax seems to be bad. I am not sure that i use the good one, could you help me please?
Regards,
Bruno
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Hello Bruno,
Unfortunately the "Clear Suspect" gesture is not available in the CLI. From the Integrity Client User Guide in the Managing Suspect Trace Relationships section:
"You can clear selected suspect traces from a content item using the Clear
Suspect… menu command, or you can clear all suspect traces on a content item
using Clear All Suspect…. When you select Clear All Suspect…, you then have the
option of clearing all suspect traces on all fields for the content item, or clearing all
suspect traces on selected fields for the content item. The commands are available
only in the Integrity Client graphical user interface (they are not available in the
Web interface or CLI.)"
Hello Bruno,
Unfortunately the "Clear Suspect" gesture is not available in the CLI. From the Integrity Client User Guide in the Managing Suspect Trace Relationships section:
"You can clear selected suspect traces from a content item using the Clear
Suspect… menu command, or you can clear all suspect traces on a content item
using Clear All Suspect…. When you select Clear All Suspect…, you then have the
option of clearing all suspect traces on all fields for the content item, or clearing all
suspect traces on selected fields for the content item. The commands are available
only in the Integrity Client graphical user interface (they are not available in the
Web interface or CLI.)"
Although there is no specific gesture to clear a suspect flag, you can set the entire relationship field (overwrite), including flags, from the CLI. The syntax can be complicated and error prone, especially if there is a large number of relationships since you must specify all of them (overwrite!) or they will be lost. See the "im editissue" command help/man pages for details.
The syntax is:
im editissue --field=Relationshipfield=124xyz 123
where 123 is the item being edited, 124 is the related item, and xyz are the relationship flags. A relationship flag of ? is the default value for suspect, so if you view an item and see 123?xyz as the relationship and edit it to 123xyz you are effectively clearing the suspect flag.