We are able copy to clipboard changeset of our activities.
But often we need to get changeset of our team member\'s activities.
We are able to see it through
You should specify activity ID instead of activity name (headline). "PBI#503# to Model" seems like the activity name .
"PBI#503# to Model" is what is called the headline of the activity.
See cleartool chactivity for instance:
Changing the headline for an activity does not affect its name (its unique identifier).
For information about changing the activity's name, see rename.
You can list all the activities of a stream and then format each changeset, as in this thread (extract of the code):
my $istream = $ENV{CLEARCASE_STREAM};
my ($branch_name) = ($istream =~ /(.+)\@/);
my $change_set = join "\n",
sort map { / {4}(m:\[^\]+|.+\/vobs)?(.+)\@\@/i; $_ = $2 }
grep { /$branch_name[\/\]0-9+$/o }
qx{cleartool lsactivity -long $activity};
The
$change_set
scalar will have the changed elements list without the@@
extension or theM:
,/vobs/
prefix
Whatever your script language, the idea remains to list all activities within a stream:
cleartool lsact -in aStream@\aPVob -fmt "%n\n"
(That list the names only of the activities, not the headlines)
And then, do your lsact -l
for each activity name found.