Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Conflict detection rules

$ ccm query -name base -type model
1) base/model/base/1 ac_rel ccm_root model <void> base <void>

$ ccm attr -show conflict_parameters @1
# conflict_parameters (indicates whether to show each type of conflict)
# <conflict_number>:TRUE|FALSE
# No task associated with object
1: TRUE
# Multiple tasks associated with object
2: FALSE
# Implicitly included object
3: FALSE
# Object included by use operation?
4: TRUE
# Object implicitly required but before baseline
5: FALSE
# Object implicitly required but not included - newer
6: TRUE
# Object implicitly required but not included - parallel
7: TRUE
# Object explicitly specified but before baseline
8: FALSE
# Object explicitly specified but not included - newer
9: TRUE
# Object explicitly specified but not included - parallel
10: TRUE
# Object explicitly required but no versions of object in project
11: FALSE
# Object implicitly required but no versions of object in project
12: FALSE
# Task implicitly included
13: TRUE
# Task implicitly specified but not included
14: TRUE
# Task explicitly specified but not included
15: TRUE
# Task explicitly specified but none of its associated objects in project
16: FALSE
# Excluded task explicitly included
17: TRUE
# Excluded task implicitly included
18: TRUE
# Completed fix task not included
19: TRUE
# Assigned fix task not included
20: FALSE
# Task fixed by this task not included
21: TRUE
# Implicit task from explicit object
22: TRUE
# Implicitly required by multiple tasks - newer
23: TRUE
# Implicitly required by multiple tasks - parallel
24: TRUE

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