Working with repository workspaces
A repository workspace is a private development area where
you can keep your work and can include the contributions shared by
your team members. Your work remains private to the workspace until
you decide to deliver it to a team flow target such as a shared stream.
Setting up your repository workspaces with the proper contents and
flow targets is the first step toward making your contributions to
the team's efforts.
- Creating a repository workspace
You can create either an empty repository workspace or
a repository workspace with existing components. After creating an
empty repository workspace you can add new components but you cannot
add existing components to it.
- Loading or unloading a repository workspace
Loading a repository workspace copies all of its components'
contents into your local workspace. This workspace is your private
development area where only you can work. You can unload a workspace
if you no longer needs local copies of the project.
- Replacing the contents of a component or workspace
If you want to update the contents of your component with
the contents of another component or baseline, you can use the replace
operation. The replace operation provides a convenient way to update
the component that you depend on but do not modify.
- Adding components
You might have been assigned a component or your existing
component has a dependency on another component that resides in another
stream or repository workspace. You can add that component from another
stream or workspace to a stream or to your repository workspace.
- Deleting components
After you create a component or add a component to a stream
or a workspace, you can delete it whenever you want. Deleting a component
does not delete the component from the Jazz source control. The delete
operation just removes it from the stream or workspace.