Release Notes

Command line client: We modified the "cm objectspec" command so that it prints out lots of useful help on defining object specifications, without you having to specify the "help" option.

Command line client: the obsolete findchanged, findcheckouts and findprivate commands have been hidden, although they still work if invoked.

Then why bother you with this? Just to tell you that if you use them in any automation script, you should migrate to cm status:

1) findchanged
    $ cm findchanged /path/to/search -r
    $ cm status path/to/search --changed --compact --short

2) findcheckouts
    $ cm findcheckouts path/to/search -r
    $ cm status path/to/search --checkout --compact --short

3) findprivate
    $ cm findprivate path/to/search -r
    $ cm status path/to/search --private --compact --short

The reason to hide these commands is because they offer a redundant functionality. Moreover, the status command is way more powerful than findchanged, findcheckouts, and findprivate. Just check its documentation to find out the possibilities.

In any case we will warn you when these commands cease to exist.

Command line client: The 'cm partial checkin' command now shows dynamic progress, just like its regular 'checkin' sibling! Check it out (pun intended) the next time you checkin something in a Gluon workspace from the CLI!

Command line client: it is with great joy that we announce the arrival of the latest addition to our command family. We are sure "shelveset" will bring as much happiness to your daily coding life as it does to ours.

To create a shelveset:

cm shelveset [paths]

To apply a shelveset:

cm shelveset apply shelveset_spec

To delete a shelveset:

cm shelveset delete shelveset_spec

Simples!

Note: the old "shelve" command is still available in the tool but is considered deprecated.