Reputation: 29086
I would like to create a label from anywhere by explicitly specifying the VOB name. Unfortunately no matter how I specify my VOB I always get this error:
$ cleartool mklbtype -global -nc MyVOBName:MY_LABEL_NAME
cleartool: Error: Invalid name: "MyVOBName:MY_LABEL_NAME".
cleartool: Error: Unable to create label type "MyVOBName:MY_LABEL_NAME".
Or even:
$ cleartool mklbtype -global -nc -vob MyVOBName MY_LABEL_NAME
cleartool: Error: Unrecognized option "-vob"
Usage: mklbtype [-replace] [-global [-acquire] | -ordinary] [-pbranch] [-shared]
[-c comment | -cfile pname | -cq | -cqe | -nc]
label-type-selector ...
The only thing that works is going directly in the correct VOB with cd L:\MyVOBnane
.
Any clues?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 8464
Reputation: 1323583
It should
cd /path/to/your/vob
cleartool mklbtype -global -nc MY_LABEL_NAME
I don't see a -vob option
in cleartool mklbtype
(and anyway it should be with -vob \MyVOBName
, not -vob MyVOBName
: you must use the vob tag \MyVobName
).
You can use:
cleartool mklbtype -global -nc lbtype:MyLabel@\MyVobName
That last one can be executed from anywhere.
Creating the lbtype globally is useful to share it amongst Vob: see "Sharing branches and labels between 2 VoB Clearcase".
Note that it creates a label type, it doesn't label.
For that, you need to go into a view and type (using cleartool mklabel
):
cleartool mklabel -rec -nc MyLabel .
See another example at "What is the difference between clearcase and vss in label a release?".
Upvotes: 2