clearcase

问题 Is it possible to provide permission to rebase for a specific person only? Currently i can see clearcase can only "any user allow rebase" option. If possible please let me know how can I change the stream to allow permission to rebase for a specific person. 回答1: The easiest way is to cleartool lock -nusers aUser a stream, but that will limit any command (not just rebase) to that person. cleartool lock -nusers aUser stream:astream@/vobs/apvob The more precise option is to make a pre-op trigger

问题 As part of upgrade to clearcase 8 from clearcase 7.0, I have created a new registry server and copied the vob into the new server. Now, I have installed clearcase client 7.1.2 on windows 7 machine and it works fine. The same client on windows xp pointing to the new registry server with clearcase 8 is not working. It says Problem: An error occurred trying to access the ClearCase registry server xxx Recommendation: There may be networking problems. If access to other computers via TCP/IP is

问题 As part of upgrade to clearcase 8 from clearcase 7.0, I have created a new registry server and copied the vob into the new server. Now, I have installed clearcase client 7.1.2 on windows 7 machine and it works fine. The same client on windows xp pointing to the new registry server with clearcase 8 is not working. It says Problem: An error occurred trying to access the ClearCase registry server xxx Recommendation: There may be networking problems. If access to other computers via TCP/IP is

问题 So I have a branch is that is dreadfully out of date with the rest of the world. I'd love to simply create a new branch and merge over... but that task would be even larger... anyways what I'm trying to figure out is if I can set findmerge to always accept file 2. To speed my merge up, I initially did: cleartool findmerge <path to out of date code> -ftag <my merge from view> -merge -abort to cover all the simple merges, but not I want to grab the 'conflicting' changes, but I really just want

问题 I have a file in lost+found which is checkedout but I do not see any viewreference. How can i remove the file? I'm Checking in windows system. When I do a version tree, I see a view that was created in some unix system. I'm not able to get the uuid of the same. How can I delete such file? 回答1: For the checked out state, You should be able to get the view uuid in the same way as in the previous question "How do I delete check-outs from a particular view in clearcase?". That lost+found folder

问题 I have a file in lost+found which is checkedout but I do not see any viewreference. How can i remove the file? I'm Checking in windows system. When I do a version tree, I see a view that was created in some unix system. I'm not able to get the uuid of the same. How can I delete such file? 回答1: For the checked out state, You should be able to get the view uuid in the same way as in the previous question "How do I delete check-outs from a particular view in clearcase?". That lost+found folder

问题 I'm not a ClearCase expert... I would like to get a version of my project as it was, let's say one week ago, or maybe as it was when I finished an old activity. Is it possible to do so? How should I do? (Please provide detailed steps :) ) 回答1: For one file, you can use cleartool get , as described in "Clearcase command to export an element". But for a full view, I would recommend using a time-base config spec rule. See for instance: "how to find out all the activities happend in a branch in

问题 Sorry if its to naive. I am wanting to write a simple PERL script that will accept two arguments(Here Commit Labels) which are taken as inputs to cleartool command and provides me with a suitable output. My Code: #!/usr/bin/perl $file1 = system('cleartool find . -version "lbtype($ARGV[0])" -print > filename1'); $file2 = system('cleartool find . -version "lbtype($ARGV[1])" -print > filename2'); $file3 = system('diff filename1 filename2 > changeset'); print $ARGV[0]; print $ARGV[1]; print

问题 I have 3 views on my machine, I can see the structure on the windows directory but now when I open ClearCase I cannot see any of them on the ClearCase Navigator...how can I add them? 回答1: The cleanest solution: Go at the root directory of one of those views in a shell session (DOS or bash or...) type: clearexplorer . (Note the final space followed by a dot ' . ') That will open the ClearCase Explorer directly in the current path, and will restore the right shortcut. The "less-clean" solution:

问题 So I'm writing a script at work where I have to go through all the projects in a ClearCase vob, look for a file and parse some info from said file. Naturally, I wouldn't want to load every single project so I'm using cleartool to retrieve the unloaded files. First, I'm using the find command to locate the files. This was my first attempt: root>cleartool find C:/viewpath -name file.txt -version "lbtype(Version-label)" -print -nr Viewpath is the path to the project where I'm currently looking