Undoing Check Outs From Revision Control - Symantec SOFTWARE MANAGER 8.0 - REFERENCE FOR WISE PACKAGE STUDIO V1.0 Reference

Undoing Check Outs from Revision Control

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3. To compare a checked out package to the most recent version of that package that
is in Software Manager, select the package and click Compare.
See Comparing Versions of a Package
4. Complete the dialog box:
Packages
Packages that you checked out appear in this list. Select the package to check
in. To check in multiple packages, select the packages; the same Revision
Description will be applied to all of the packages that you select.
Revision Description
Enter a description of changes that were made to the package. Depending on a
setting in Wise Repository Manager, you might not be able to complete the
check in without entering a description.
Reimport package
Clear this check box if you made no changes to files or registry keys. If you
made changes to files or registry keys, leave this check box marked.
If you selected Reimport package, the Wise Task Manager dialog box appears,
showing the progress of the check in.
5. Revision Control checks the package back in.
The blue padlock icon reappears next to the package in the Applications/Packages
pane, and the installation file for the package is set to read-only.
Note
In client installations, Software Manager does not refresh the view when you check
packages back in. Click Refresh on the toolbar.
See also:
Undoing Check Outs from Revision Control
Checking Packages Out of Revision Control
Undoing a check out puts the package back under Revision Control, without committing
changes that were made to the package while it was checked out. If the package was
changed while it was checked out, it is re-imported.
You cannot undo check outs that were performed by another user.
To undo check outs from Revision Control
1. In the Applications/Packages pane, select a package.
2. Select Packages menu > Revision Control > Undo Check Out.
The blue padlock icon re-appears next to the package in the Applications/Packages
pane, and the installation file for the package is set to read-only.
See also:
Checking Packages Out of Revision Control
Checking Packages Back Into Revision Control
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