Perforce Defect Tracking Integration User's Guide

1. Introduction

This is the Perforce Defect Tracking Integration 0.3 User's Guide.

You should not be using Perforce Defect Tracking Integration 0.3. It is an alpha release, not intended for general use. See the project overview for information about planned releases.

This is outline documentation, still in development.

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1.1. The P4DTI documentation set

The P4DTI documentation set consists of the following manuals:

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1.2. Where to turn for more help

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2. Overview of the software

This section describes what the integration does and how it does it, and provides a summary of the benefits of installing the integration in your organization.

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3. Organization guide

This section describes some things you need to consider before adopting the integration in your organization.

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3.1. Who will install the product

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3.2. Who will configure the product

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3.2.1. Configuration decisions

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3.3. Who will administer the product

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3.3.1. Resolving conflicts

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3.4. Who will maintain the product

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3.5. Training

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4. Using the P4DT integration

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4.1. View list of assigned tasks (use case 6.19)

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4.2. Associate changelists with tasks

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4.3. Submit a changelist

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4.4. Simultaneously submit changes and complete task (use case 6.8)

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4.5. Complete a task (use case 6.7)

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4.6. Create task

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4.7. Find changes resulting from an issue (use case 6.16)

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4.8. Find issues associated with changelist (use case 6.13)

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4.9. Associate revisions of documents with task

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4.10. Find issues associated with documents (use case 6.11)

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4.11. Find revisions of documents associated with an issue (use case 6.14)

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4.12. Check out copies of revisions of documents associated with task

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4.13. Find issues associated with version or release (use case 6.12)

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4.14. Find version or release associated with an issue (use case 6.15)

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4.15. Make a branch to work on a task

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4.16. Find tasks being worked on in workspace (use case 6.9)

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4.17. Find workspace in which task is being worked on (use case 6.10)

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5. Glossary

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A. References

B. Document History

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