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Having used clearcase lsvtree for many years I miss that functionality in git. Anybody know about a similar tool for linux? gitk is not as friendly for big trees and Tortoisegit looks cool but does not support linux. thank you There is a project (that I haven't tested recently) to transform a gitk log into a version tree: crc8/GitVersionTree To go from: to: This is the closest I have seen from a ClearCase version tree. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26680543/graphic-tool-to-display-element-tree-branch-in-git-for-linux

Below command is to make a view: ct mkview -tag myview /var/tmp/your-username_dynview.vws However, how do we know that [ myview ] is a view to certain stream ? There's no specified arguments on above command indicating which stream a view is for. Please read this: https://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/cchelp/v7r1m0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.rational.clearcase.tutorial.doc/topics/a_crview_ux.htm Is it because that above command is for base clearcase view, not for UCM view ? If so, how it is possible for a view to work with stream or vob in base clearcase ? I'm confused. VonC You need to add

I've messed up my views a bit (big surprise for CC) and I have a child stream that has most of what I need, but not all. My parent stream needs to be updated, but I can't because of some issues (maybe evil twins I dunno). Is it possible/wise to do the following 1) clear all elements in the parent stream 2) use clearfsimport to perform mass update on child stream 3) deliver child stream to parent This is of course dependent on the fact that child stream elements are not deleted when deleted from parent. Should I just clear out all elements of both views and start over? Any suggestions would be

I want to syncrhonize a local path with a dynamic clearcase view hosted in a remote machine only accesible through ssh: local:/me | <== ssh == | me@remote_host:/vobs/me/view_1 Those familiar with clearcase know that in order create a dynamic view you must issue the following command in the remote host 'cleartool setview view_1' where view_1 is the reference to the pre-existant tagged dynamic view, problem is that when i try to run that command with the --rsync-path option to rsync, it never comes back: $ rsync '--rsync-path=`cleartool setview view_BAAAAAD;/usr/bin/rsync`' me@remote_host:/vobs

I have a linux build machine with JBoss, UCM ClearCase and ant installed. I would like to find out how to configure a continuous integration using Hudson and Hudson clearcase plugin. Can I use an existing dynamic view that is already created. Please give me some basic steps. Thank you in advance. VonC Yes you can use an existing dynamic view. The principle is: create the dynamic view on your hudson (master) server indicate in the Hudson Job configuration you want to use an existing dynamic view (you will have to put its root path: /view/yourView ) let hudson monitor the files that have evolved

Is it possible to open a view (snapshot or dynamic, maybe readonly) on any given baseline (recommended or older) in a stream (integration, development or child) for performing some tasks and then remove the view when done? How? To open a view to a given baseline, you actually need a view associated to a stream with said baseline as a foundation baseline. That means you need to rebase that stream first, which is: not always desirable (since you would need to merge said baseline with current content, and that doesn't always make sense) not always possible (you can only rebase a sub-stream with

I am getting below error while updating the view. Problems were encountered while retrieving view synchronization and data. Clearcase CM server error: Unable to access "vob name" : unknown error in vob Clearcase CM server error: Error 2 config spec load rule problems encountered How to troubleshoot that error message? VonC You need to access the logs (both locally or on the server) to know more. It used to be cleartool getlog (ClearCase 7.x, even for CC 8.x ) cleartool: Error: Checkout is currently disabled for element "element_name". Its config spec rule information is currently unavailable

If I do: cleartool lsbl -stream stream:mystream@\mypvob That will lists the baselines with details. But I want to list only the name of the baselines. Is there anyway I can do that? You can use the fmt_ccase options in order to format the result of a cleartool lsbl command . cleartool lsbl -fmt "%n\n" -stream stream:mystream@\mypvob Here two examples in python, found on snip2code.com 1) Get the foundation baseline of a stream import os working_stream = "myStream" pvob = "MyVobs" foundation_bl = os.popen("cleartool descr -fmt \"%[found_bls]CXp\" stream:" + working_stream + "@" + pvob).readlines

My base ClearCase config spec reads like this: element * CHECKEDOUT element * .../Branch_F13R2/LATEST All is good, but I am wondering what is the .../ doing at the beginning of the path? In UCM, we can see the streams and VOBS in Clear Case explorer, but in base ClearCase, how to know that if I want to check out from Branch_F13R2 , I need .../ at the beginning? VonC That is because you don't know the parent branch. .../ in a selection rule allows for ClearCase to select that branch, from whatever branch it comes from: /main , or any other branch. To see more about that notation, called