Is there a CLI command that checks in what devpath is a specific project revision ?

[aprodea]

Hello,

I have a script which automize the sandbox creation. In this script I have the project name and the project revision (using the heyword $ProjectRevision$). And, I want to know from what devpath belongs the project revision number from script, to be able to create sandbox of the devpath mainline.

Thanks,

Ana

[KaelLizak]

Hello Anamaria Prodea‌,

I think the command you are looking for is si locate:

si locate -P <projectName> <ScriptMemberName>

This should dump a list of the project name, the development path, the name of the member, and the revision found there.

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I hope that helps,

Kael

[aprodea]

Hello Kael Lizak‌, thanks for response!

I've tried this command, but unfortunately it's not helping me. In the first step I do not have a sandbox for the batch script.

I tried with %~f0 for the script file path, but is not working with the temporary location.

Ana