Question about Workspace in command line

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Question about Workspace in command line

If my workspace is set up for a project containing many sub-projects. If I want to get files for one of the sub-projects, all I do is "cd" into the appropriate directory and invoke the get command, correct

What if I just a copy of the source for the sub-project in another location What do I do Do I create another workspace at the sub-project level



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Question about Workspace in command line

  • Shirvo

    "Tf get" is "update my entire workspace".

    To get "from this directory on down", I use "tf get * /r" - don't know if that differs from "tf get . /r" or not.

    Like Richard, I'm not sure what you're asking in your 2nd question, but if we didn't cover it, please elaborate and we'll try to help you out.



  • Thiago Tota

    No. 'tf get' will always fetch your entire workspace no matter where it's run from. To get everything underneath the current directory, try 'tf get . /r'.

    I'm not sure I follow the 2nd question. Depending on what you're trying to do, you might want either a 2nd workspace or a branch.
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