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Undoing a checkout

Use the undoCheckout resource to undo a checkout. The object will revert to the last version that was pulled.

You can undo the checkout of an asset, project, or folder. You can also undo a checkout for all objects that were included in a checkout. If you are logged in as an administrator, you can undo a checkout performed by another user.

POST request

To undo a checkout, use the following URI:

/public/core/v3/undoCheckout

In the request, include the ID or the path and type for each object that you want to perform the undo checkout operation. Or, include a checkout operation ID to undo the checkout for all objects that were included in a checkout operation.

Source control logs are retained for seven days. If the checkout occurred more than seven days ago, the checkout operation ID no longer exists so it can't be used in an undo checkout operation.

If you want an asset to use a different connection or runtime environment, you can map the connection or runtime environment to a connection or runtime environment in your organization using the objectSpecification object.

You can include the following fields in the request:

Field	Type	Required	Description
checkoutOperationId	String	No	Checkout operation ID. If specified, all assets that were included in the checkout operation will revert to their original state.
objects	List<Object>	No	Contains a list of all the objects to be included in the undo checkout operation.
id	String	Yes, if the object's path and type are not included and checkoutOperation ID is not included	Include in the objects object. ID of the object.
path	List<String>	Yes, if the object's ID is not included and checkoutOperation ID is not included	Include in the objects object. Full path of the object.
type	String	Yes, if the object's ID is not included and checkoutOperation ID is not included	Include in the objects object. Type of asset. Can be one of the following types: DTEMPLATE. Mapping. MTT. Mapping task. DSS. Synchronization task. DMASK. Masking task. DRS. Replication task. MAPPLET. BSERVICE. Business service definition. HSCHEMA. Hierarchical schema. PCS. PowerCenter task. FWCONFIG. Fixed width configuration. CUSTOMSOURCE. Saved query. MI_TASK. Mass ingestion task. WORKFLOW. Linear taskflow. VISIOTEMPLATE TASKFLOW PROCESS. Application Integration process. AI_CONNECTION. Application Integration app connection. AI_SERVICE_CONNECTOR. Application Integration service connector. GUIDE. Application Integration guide. PROCESS_OBJECT. Application Integration process object. HUMAN_TASK. Application Integration human task.
includeContainerAssets	Boolean	No	Include in the objects object. Applicable to projects and folders. Whether all objects in a project or folder are included in the undo checkout operation. Use one of the following values: true. Include all objects in the project or folder. false. Do not include objects in the project or folder. Default is false.
objectSpecification	List<Object>	No	Object specification for connection and runtime environments.
source	Object	Yes, if objectSpecification object is included	Include in the objectSpecification object. Contains information about the source object.
path	List<String>	Yes, if objectSpecification object is included	Include in the source object. Full path of the connection or runtime environment in the repository.
type	String	Yes, if objectSpecification object is included	Include in the source object. Asset type. Use one of the following values: Connection AgentGroup
target	Object	Yes, if objectSpecification object is included	Include in the objectSpecification object. Contains information about the target object. Include path and type or include ID. If path, type, and ID are included, ID takes precedence.
path	List<String>	Yes, if ID is not included	Include in the target object. Path of the connection or runtime environment. Use with type.
type	String	Yes, if ID is not included	Include in the target object. Asset type. Use with path. Use one of the following values: Connection AgentGroup
id	String	Yes, if path and type are not included	Include in the target object. ID of the target object.
additionalProviderFlags	Collection <complex type>	No	Additional object specifications. Use key-value pairs to specify additional object specifications, such as in-out parameter values and sequence generator values.

POST response

If successful, a POST request returns the following information:

Field	Type	Description
id	String	ID for the undo checkout operation.
status	Object	Status of the undo checkout operation.
state	String	Returned in the status object. Initial state of the undo checkout operation. For a successful request, value will always be NOT_STARTED. To see the status after the operation begins, use the Getting the status of a source control operation resource.
message	String	Returned in the status object. Descriptive status message for the undo checkout operation.

POST request examples

To request an undoCheckout operation using asset IDs, you might send a request that's similar to the following example:

POST <baseApiUrl>/public/core/v3/undoCheckout
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
INFA-SESSION-ID: <sessionId>

{
     "objects": [
        {           
            "id": "4gmWUVziA1qe7zXbyN1l6E"
        },
        {
            "id": "4TjbmrAGrk2eal3DOwdIk8"
        }
    ]
}

To request an undo checkout operation for assets by path, you might send a request that's similar to the following example:

POST <baseApiUrl>/public/core/v3/undoCheckout
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
INFA-SESSION-ID: <sessionId>

{
     "objects": [
        {           
            "path": ["Default","Test_Mapping1"],
            "type": "DTEMPLATE"
        },
        {           
            "path": ["Default","Test_Mapping2"],
            "type": "DTEMPLATE"
        }
    ]
}

To request an undoCheckout operation for an asset and map the source connection and runtime environment to the target connection and runtime environment, you might send a request that's similar to the following example:

POST <baseApiUrl>/public/core/v3/undoCheckout
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
INFA-SESSION-ID: <sessionId>

{
     "objects": [
        {           
            "id": "6wLjSK4tS4rdjKq5uGuC0T"
        }
    ],
    "objectSpecification":[
     {
        "source":
        {
            "path":["ff"],
            "type":"Connection"
        },
        "target":
        {
            "path":["target_connection"],
            "type":"Connection"
        }
     },
     {
        "source": {
            "path": ["USW1MJ02YNFB"],
            "type": "AgentGroup"
        },
        "target": {
            "id": "2ga6h3hRNZCf9Br0ZWB7EF"
        }
     }
   ]
}

To request an undoCheckout operation using the checkout operation ID, you might send a request that's similar to the following example:

POST <baseApiUrl>/public/core/v3/undoCheckout
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
INFA-SESSION-ID: <sessionId>

{
   "checkoutOperationId": "<checkout operation ID>"
}

POST response example

For any of the request examples, you might receive a response similar to the following example:

{
    "id": "awRrziMMWXol7i42aTm1ih",
    "status": {
        "state": "NOT_STARTED",
        "message": "Initialized"
    }
}

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