Usage

git-to-clearcase is easy to run. Suppose that you have:

• git command line executable installed somewhere
• cleartool command line executable installed elsewhere

You need two more pieces of information:

• path of your git repository
• path of the source code directory within a ClearCase UCM view It would be appreciated if both repository and view were dedicated exclusively to git-to-clearcase.

Then, just call git-to-clearcase: java -jar git-to-clearcase-1.2 --git c:\cmd\git\git.exe --repo c:\git\project-repository --ct c:\cmd\clearcase\bin\cleartool.exe --view c:\ccviews\project\source

For the first time, I also would recommend adding the parameters --configure --update --clean --reset, just to ensure that both repository and view are in a consistent state.

For the lazy, git-to-clearcase may read a property file that holds all the boring configuration: java -jar git-to-clearcase-1.2 --properties myconfig.properties.

There are further command line arguments. Call java -jar git-to-clearcase-1.2 --help to learn more or read the additional documentation.