I have tons of xxx.cmd
files that sit in multiple folders (e.g. child1
, child2
, child3
, etc), they have a parent folder <
Not easily, because you need to checkout any parent directory including those files, before doing the cleartool rmname
.
The easiest would be to:
clearfsimport back those files into your view (minus the *.cmd files removed), with the option -rmname ("mirror clearfsimport"):
–rmname
For all source-name arguments that are directories, performs an
rmname
operation on elements that are already in the VOB but are not present in the source directory.
If used in combination with-recurse
, performs thisrmname
operation in all directories traversed.
If used in combination with-downcase
, performs thedowncase
operation before looking for matching names in the VOB.
I had the same need today and was not very happy with the proposition of using clearfsimport
because of the need to make a local copy. This what I have done in a bash environment (msys under windows for me):
find
:find parent -name "*.cmd" | tee to_remove_list.txt
sort to_remove_list.txt | xargs -i dirname {} | uniq | tee to_checkout.txt
cat to_checkout.txt | xargs -i cleartool co -nc {}
cat to_remove_list.txt | xargs -i cleartool rm {}
cat to_checkout.txt | xargs -i cleartool ci -nc {}
rm to_remove_list.txt to_checkout.txt