Creating Stream from existing code base
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Hi,
I am a new jazz user. We want to create a pilot using Jazz for our Team. We have our source code currently in CMVC. We want to first move the source in the CMVC into Jazz SCM stream. Is there a way to import the source into Jazz SCM stream without using check-in and deliver mechanism. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Bhadri. |
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I'm sure you can't get stuff directly from CMVC, and the only way that's going to happen is if an IBMer, outside of Jazz, creates some sort of tool. I know that eventually I'm going to need that functionality, so it's something that I would be interested in too. I see that you can import "Projects from CVS" and "CVS Change Set Archive"; I imagine those are your choices right now. Thinking more, I guess the question is "what do you actually need to import?" I imagine it would be easy to just grab the current snapshot of everything in CMVC and dump it into Jazz SCM; however that would remove all ownership and history. Would that be good enough for a pilot? And if not, what would be the minimum metadata you need in the SCM? |
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Thanks for the reply. The following meta-data would be of interest to me change sets (change history), components, owner and release.
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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| answered Aug 23 '07, 10:47 p.m.
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Hi Bhadri,
Mark Parry is working on a CMVC connector (using the SCM Connector technology that is being built for a CC Connector, aka "Jazz Views for ClearCase"). Since he's just getting started, it isn't something you could use today, but just wanted to make you aware that the CMVC import issue is being actively worked on. Cheers, Geoff bhadrim wrote: Hi, |