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  • ClearCase Support: Check In and Label at the Same Time


    Have you ever wanted to check-in a file into ClearCase while at the same time label the new version too? Wait no longer. With a single command and using the script below, you can automatically check-in any set of ClearCase elements and then label the newly checked in versions that were just created with a single label.

    Here are the two most common ways that you can use this Perl script to check-in and label elements.

    $ cil.pl <LABEL> <ELEMENT1> [ELEMENT2] [ELEMENT3] ...

    $ cat <LIST_OF_ELEMENTS_IN_A_FILE.txt> | cil.pl <LABEL> ...

    You can download this Perl script here, or you can copy-n-paste from here:

    This script was written for www.philforhumanity.com. If you have any questions, issues, or enhancement requests, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

    by Phil B.

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