I have a fairly large codebase with several directories and files and I would like to check out a view or have a view as of a given date (Septermber 12th). I am manually checking file histories and doing ct get -to someOtherDir/FileName FilenName@@/main/##
and this is extremely painful. I wonder if there is a way to do a checkout and load everything as of a particular day at once?
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The easiest way is to make a separate dynamic view, with a config spec including a time-based selection rule (or time rule for short, see
cleartool man config_spec
).See as an example "ClearCase : Loading Older Version of a specific Directory?".
Since you want to checkout files, you need to complete your selection rule by a
mkbranch
directive.If those elements were all created on '
aParentBranch
', they will be selected at the right date, and branched into a new branch 'aBranch
' when checked out.If those elements were all on
/main
, you can switch the last two selection rules into:From the man page: