Im used to CVS/SVN, so I understand checkout and update, but what do load, unload, accept, and deliver mean?
Both CVS and Subversion use the terms checkout, commit, and update. In CVS/SVN: • checkout downloads the content of the branch to your local computer, • commit uploads your changes to the branch and makes them available for others, and • update downloads the latest changes from the branch to your local computer. In Jazz, a load is equivalent to checkout: it downloads the content of a repository workspace onto your local computer. When you want to remove the local workspace from your computer, you unload it. Unload is the same as deleting the SCM directories in CVS or Subversion. A check-in in Jazz causes any changes in your local workspace to be uploaded to your repository workspace. The changes are only added to your repository workspace, so the rest of your team won’t know about them. Neither CVS nor Subversion have a similar operation. A deliver adds the change sets in your repository workspace to a stream. The change sets are then available to the rest of your team. If you’re used
