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From a command line, he issues the following command:
teamc defect -accept 456 -answer program_defect
Results
Defect 456 moves to working state, and TeamConnection creates a work area called
456. The work area is associated with the release specified on the sizing record, which
in this example is robot_control. When the work area is created, a fix record is also
created based on the sizing record. Because the approval subprocess is included in the
release’s process, the work area is created in the approve state and the fix record is
created in the notReady state.
Just as with a work area that is explicitly created, the defect work area contains a view
of the current versions visible to the release. In this case, the contents of the work area
are:
brain.c leg.c
brain.obj leg.obj
brain.exe foot.c
arm.c foot.obj
arm.obj optics.c
hand.c optics.obj
hand.obj
Approving the fix
Because the full-tracking process includes the approval subprocess, each person
identified on the approval list must approve the proposed changes before Alex can
begin work on the defect.
Linda and Sam are both listed as approvers. They have been notified by
TeamConnection that they have approval records. After reviewing the defect, they do
one of the following to indicate their approval:
GUI
From the GUI, they:
1. Select Records → Approval records → Accept from the Actions pull-down menu.
2. Type 456 in the Work areas field and robot_control in the Release field.
3. Select OK.
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