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sashang
sashang

Reputation: 12184

clearcase: how to check if code from stream A has been delivered to stream B

How can I check if the code in a stream A has been delivered to stream B using the command line. Internally we are using Clearcase UCM.

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Upvotes: 3

Views: 951

Answers (1)

VonC
VonC

Reputation: 1323433

You need to check the difference between stream A and stream B, using cleartool diffbl:

cleartool diffbl -act stream:Stream1@\aPVob stream:StreamB@\aPVob

What you are looking for are unlabelled baselined (technical baselines set by ClearCase), created from activities (hence the -act) named deliver.xxx:

Differences:
<< deliver.java_dev.19990917.140443 "deliver java_dev on 09/17/99 14:04:43."
<< deliver.java_dev.19990917.141046 "deliver java_dev on 09/17/99 14:10:46."

If you describes those activities, you will know what versions have been delivered.

cleartool descr activity:deliver.java_dev.19990917.140443@\aPVob

The issue is: once delivered, what you get in streamB is one giant activity (the "deliver.xxx" one) with all the delivered versions in it.
You don't have directly the list of contributing activities which were on StreamA, and were part of the deliver.

To see those contributing activities, you can look at the technote "Activities delivered since the last baseline":

The above output will display the integration activities associated with the deliver operations to that stream.
If you would like to obtain a list of contributing activities for the associated integration activities, the following command can be issued for each integration activity respectively:

Example:

%> cleartool lsact -contrib activity:deliver.development_steam.20010824.080503@/vobstore/pvob

ACT0000435

Upvotes: 3

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