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How to set a parent folder for a new requirement #20
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Thanks for using OSLC4Net, Dieter! If you solved the problem, I am happy to merge a patch into the lib. |
@DieterWagner42 just in case you still have the old code, I restarted the maintenance of the library and would be happy to know how/if you solved your problem and what kind of library support you'd need to make the task simpler. |
@berezovskyi yes i mangaged it but I need to revisit my code. I also added a lot of interfaces to support global configuration. |
Vielen Dank, @DieterWagner42! |
@DieterWagner42 we've migrated the project to NET 8.0 (though libraries target NETStandard 2.0) and planning a new release. Could you please take another look at the your code and check how much you could open source? GC interfaces would be very appreciated too! Thank you in advance! |
I somehow missed to answer on the substance: a requirement can link to a parent via oslc4net support:
I am not 100% sure about the "folders" but Jazz may be using that to refer to Requirement Collections (https://github.com/OSLC/oslc4net/blob/main/OSLC4Net_SDK/OSLC4Net.Client/Oslc/Resources/RequirementCollection.cs) |
Hi,
Thanks all for the good work, but now I want to create a new requirement in a existing folder other than Root Folder.
I don't find any support in the client.
Regards
Dieter
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