rebase

A baseline represents versions of elements that are used to start a stream or to rebase a stream.

Since the component is read-only, you are free to rebase that view to any baseline, forward or reverse.

git-rebase allows you to make a previously non-linear history linear, keeping the history cleaner.

All such merged versions are captured in the change set of an integration activity that rebase creates.

As a CM Manager, it is best that you provide recommended baselines against which developers can rebase their development streams.

All newly sequenced genomes are analyzed for the presence of putative restriction systems and these data are included within the REBASE.

You can use the REBASE. EXE utility to strip debug information from a PE-format executable and store it in a DBG file.

That there is always an integration baseline to rebase against.

This can be useful when you want to fetch remote changes or rebase without permanently committing in-progress changes.

Rebase is typically used to advance a stream's configuration, that is, to replace its current foundation baselines with more recent ones.

To help improve your application load time, you should rebase and bind your executable and DLL modules.

By the way, you should never, ever rebase any of the modules that ship with the operating system.

However, when the focus is 'authoring a clean software revision history', rebasing is sometimes a superior method.

The fastest growing segment of REBASE contains the putative R-M systems found in the sequence databases.

As a rule, you should rebase development streams often to pick up changes in the project's recommended baselines.

Note: Mercurial has added rebase support since this analysis was conducted.

Also, if you use Rebase, you can ignore setting the base address in the Project Settings dialog box.

To actually retrieve associated file changes after a fetch, you would use either the git pull or git rebase command.

The rebase operation failed on the given file.

The linker will give the DLL a base of 0x10000000, but Rebase will override that.

Periodically, you will want to rebase your stream from the integration streams.

Rebasing is about safely doing this and then deleting the old 1. 0 based versions so they don't clutter the tree.

Although in some cases (such as rebase), rewriting history can be an advantage, it can also be dangerous and lead to unexpected results.

Perform update, rebase, and deliver operations frequently

If working with UCM, perform rebase and deliver operations

Complete the rebase operations as often as possible

Create and recommend a new baseline and rebase the stream