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  • ClearCase Support: How to Make a ClearCase Branch


    You may be asking yourself how to create a branch in ClearCase from the command line. Here's how!

    First, create a branch name (this is called a branch type) in the VOB that you want to make the branch in:

    $ cleartool mkbrtype TEST_BRANCH
    Comments for "TEST_BRANCH":
    .
    Created branch type "TEST_BRANCH".

    Don't forget to enter a comment for the branch type, or you can use the "-nc" argument for no comment.

    Now, you are ready to make a branch on an element in ClearCase, using this command:

    $ cleartool mkbranch -nc TEST_BRANCH filename.txt
    Created branch "TEST_BRANCH" on "filename.txt" from version "/main/179".
    Checked out "filename.txt" from "/main/TEST_BRANCH/0".


    by Phil B.

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