Our goal is to acquire information about which merges are trivial, manual, or automatic. Currently, we have clearmrgman, and while it has a save feature, we'd like to do this without involving a GUI or human interaction.
Is there any way to acquire this information about merges from the command line? The solution does not necessarily have to use ClearCase.
Thanks in advance.
We have a few shared projects used as buckets for adhoc pieces of code, and it looks like one of them was checked in 3 weeks ago; they normally sit at 'shared' status, but one has now changed to 'test' status and build managers are now unable to add new objects (permission denied to workarea folder).
Is there an easy way for me to move this project back from 'test' to 'prep' that anyone knows?
Thanks in advance
Mike
Please suggest technical certifications that will add more value to my profile. I have 8 years of SCM experience. Thanks.
What is the best practice of taking SVN backups, i.e. either through dumps using a script or copying the whole database using Windows System tools or any other good practice?
I am Trying to Intgrated FinalBuilder to TFS 2013, there is no steo by step Documentation
Hi
Wondering if anyone has come accross this issue? (It's not a show stopper but has got me scratching my head)
I am trying to "migrate" some Items from an existing Dimensions Product into a new Product.
NB I am in essence cloning "part" the old Product.
I do actually want to create new CI/items rather than variants of the existing CI/Items.
The new CI/Items will all be V1 with no history etc in the new Product.
On Unix, with 7.2.0.5 solairs:
Hi. I have been looking around for new references to the software CA Harvest SCM and until now have not been able to identify this solution in recent independant studies (for example, Gartner Magic Quadrant, Forrester Wave, or others). Does anyone know why Harvest is not included in the recent versions of these reports?
Regards,
I'm looking for any suggestions anybody might have of real parameters that are mesurable and could be used to improve the quality and robustness of Configuration Management Business Cases to encourage the adoption of CM as early as possible in new programmes and projects
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Hello,
I am new to CA SCM. We are currently running version 12.1.03. I am wondering if, as a regular user, I can run a command/set of commands so I can get an output of the following form:
Project/State/Package(s)/File(s)/Version(s)
Please provide a set of instructions on how I can get this info running at command line CA SCM commands.
Thank you,
BM
Hello,
I like to know the output of a command from Synergy 7.1. Since, we have already moved to the newer version Synergy 7.2, I dont have environment to check this. This output of this command is needed for modification in one of our internal script.
If you still uses Synergy 7.1, may you able to provide me the output of the following command:
ccm properties -f %status% non-existing-object-four-partname
Hi, how can we run AccuRev in DEBUG mode? Can any one please help me with specific command
We are about to migrate from ClearCase (Both Base and UCM) to GIT. Are there any papers or scripts out there that can help?
Hi, we are 100 memeber team working on one Java application. We are following Agile process and every week we will have a release for bug fixes and code changes.
Parallely we are also working on developement release on same code base.
Version Control tool is SVN.
Hi,
What are the pros and cons of stable trunk strategy (day to day commits on release branch, merge to trunk after production release) vs unstable trunk stategy (day to day commits on trunk, cut a branch when ready for release).
We have monthly release cycles and frequent emergency bug fixes there after. The emergency bug fixes sometimes can be multiple times during a day. There are about 10-15 developers for each project.
Thanks
how to configure users to only see their projects they are assigned. When I assign users I want them to only be able to view their assigned projects. I know the users can filter their projects within the workbench, but I want it done in the Administrator.
Ideally, I'd like to take a unix shell programming course that is offered in the classroom but I would consider an online course as well. I have ten years of release engineering experience but I was laid off five years ago and I want to work in unix/linux release engineering again or in even switch to system administration.TIA,
Linda Dawson, Lexington, MA
We are upgrading from Harvest 12.1 to 12.5. We have found that HarRefresh is no longer supported by OpenMake or CA. Currently, HarRefresh (in conjunction with Harvest) is a package based product – code within a package is promoted whenever the package is promoted. Is there another solution out there that will move code from Harvest to a server with just the files and version of those files within the package.
There are a lot of COTS products nowadays that can be customised through configuration and scripting which can significantly change the functionality, so are these still COTS or are they MOTS (Modified-of-the-shelf) or are they something else?
My specific question is about ServiceNow where you can modify the CMDB structure, change and add workflows; create scripts and even change the layout of screens etc. All of this is done through ServiceNow itself and you do not need to develop any 'external' code. Remedy is another tool where this happens.
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