How to use a stream instead of baselines for configurations when using oslcquery on rm projects

[pauljosephwilson]

I have an RM project with several baselines. When I try to query it using -F 'Stream name" I still get the error 404client error: not found for url XXXXX/rm/cm/baseline/XXXXXXX. Looking through the logs it tries to look at several baselines but I only want it to pull configurations from the currently used stream rather than a baseline. Is there a way to skip this in rm projects? I am able to pull from some rm projects using the default query with only -P and -A flags, but the ones with several baselines are causing an issue. It is an opt in project but the component name used as default is the one I believe I want to be looking at. Any guidance would be appreciated.

[barny]

What version of elmclient are you using? And with what version+ifix of DOORS next?

[barny]

I get the 404s you report when I archive a baseline or stream and then run oslcquery. At least in the current version 0.28.0 it doesn't affect function - the missing configs are skipped over with the log message at INFO logging level, but they don't stop it working.

If you're not using 0.28.0 update to that and check?

[pauljosephwilson]

Currently 0.28. The jazz instance we are running is 70.2 SR1, iFix032. We only have 1 stream for the project areas but there's a lot of baselines considered out of date.

[barny]

what's the effect of the 404s? Does query still complete?

[pauljosephwilson]

No the query stops with the exceptions. Running with -v the output is

traceback:
Frozen runny in module_as_main
frozen runny in _run_code
oslcquery.exe/Main>py in system.exit(main())

oslcquery.py in main
c= p.find_local_component(args.component)

_rm.py find_local_components
Self.Load_components_and_configuration()

_rm.py in load_components_and_configurations

thisconfx = self.execute_get_xml(confused, intent = "retrieve a configuration definition", cacheable = cacheable)

httpops.py response = request.execut(**kwargs)

https.py return self._execute_request(no_error_log = no_error_log, close = close, **kwargs)

httpops.py result = self._execute_one_request_with_login( no_error_log=no_error_log, close = close, **kwargs)
requests/models.py
Raise HTTPError(http_error_msg, response = self)

requests.execptions.httperror: 404 client error: not found for url: XXXXXXX/rm/cm/baseline/XXXXXXXX

[barny]

Ah it's an opt-out project (singlemode) with an archived baseline. Hadn't tested that :-o

If you can edit _rm.py, replace this (indented with spaces):

                thisconfx = self.execute_get_xml(confu, intent="Retrieve a configuration definition", cacheable=cacheable)

with:

                try:
                    thisconfx = self.execute_get_xml(confu, intent="Retrieve a configuration definition", cacheable=cacheable)
                except:
                    logger.info( f"Singlemode config ERROR probably archived {confu} !!!!!!!" )
                    continue

Now the archived config will be silently skipped. There doesn't seem to be any way in advance of checking if it's been archived, so this is the best I can do.

If you can do the edits, please let me know if that works?

[pauljosephwilson]

It worked thank you so much!