How do I add a label (or comment) for ALL files?

MrAnalogy · Post by **MrAnalogy** » Tue Aug 01, 2006 11:18 pm

Hi,

I'm trying to somehow mark specific versions of my project files so I know when the last regression test was done. E.g., if I've got a bug, I want to be able to know the latest version that was 'tested ok'.

It seems that when I include a comment when doing a checkin Vault seems to only put the comment in files that have changed (and are thus saved).

I'd like to just say "put this comment (or label) on the latest checked in versions of all files in this project.

Thanks!

PS

Vault version 3.1.8 with VS 2005

Beth · Post by **Beth** » Wed Aug 02, 2006 7:44 am

I'm trying to somehow mark specific versions of my project files so I know when the last regression test was done. E.g., if I've got a bug, I want to be able to know the latest version that was 'tested ok'.

You could select the files you want, right click and add a label to them all to mark them, or you could just label the folder they are sitting in.

It seems that when I include a comment when doing a checkin Vault seems to only put the comment in files that have changed (and are thus saved).

It could be that your options are set to perform an Undo Check Out when a file isn't changed. Go to Tools - Options - Check In and in the drop-down under Check In Unchanged Files select Check In. That should make the unchanged files be handled in the same manner as changed files during a check in.