We are currently using ClearCase UCM for our source control tool and I have been given a simple request that I am having trouble with.
I need to create a weekly report that will include a list of all files that have changed in a particular stream since a defined date. I have been able to produce such a report in other source control tools such as Perforce or MKS Source Integrity quite easily. ClearCase has given me a headache with this request.
I don't want duplicates if there are multiple check-ins nor do I want the files broken down by activity.
Any ideas? Thanks!
the following is just typed form memory, so it mayneed a tweak
ct find _vobtag_ -branch "brtype(stream)" -version "created-since(_date_)" -print
or instead of print
-exec "echo \$CLEARCASE_PN"
| sort | uniq
if you are on win, its %CLEARCASE_PN" and you'll have to do something else about the sort and uniq
hth
Can you give some more details of your need ?
Like: What commands have you tried ? In what scripting language you try to write ?
It sounds like you need to play with some of the ClearCase "ls<command>" commands and do some string maniuplation on it to get your data.
Try this site to get all CC CLI commands help -
http://www.scmlife.com/cf/
Please publish your outcome here, it sounds like an interesting stuff that might be helpfull to others (like me :-))
Enjoy,
Eli
Can you give some more details of your need ?
Like: What commands have you tried ? In what scripting language you try to write ?
It sounds like you need to play with some of the ClearCase "ls<command>" commands and do some string maniuplation on it to get your data.
Try this site to get all CC CLI commands help -
http://www.scmlife.com/cf/
Please publish your outcome here, it sounds like an interesting stuff that might be helpfull to others (like me :-))
Enjoy,
Eli
the following is just typed form memory, so it mayneed a tweak
ct find _vobtag_ -branch "brtype(stream)" -version "created-since(_date_)" -print
or instead of print
-exec "echo \$CLEARCASE_PN"
| sort | uniq
if you are on win, its %CLEARCASE_PN" and you'll have to do something else about the sort and uniq
hth