We have a script that labels files recursively. Here is the command that executes the label command.
cleartool ls -recurse -vob_only -visible -short | \
xargs cleartool mklabel -replace -follow VPCEUM_9.0.0.99 > label.txt 2>&1
When is encounter files with spaces the name such as /directory/d1/my file is here.doc
, the command errors off.
How do I get ClearCase/unix to accept the space?
You have tow approaches with
cleartool mklabel
:you can use mklabel directly, with the
-recurse
option.That will label all the files (with or without space) for you. But that can label files that are not in your current view.
Or, as I mentioned in "Cleartool: How to apply label to files which are in my current view only?", you use cleartool find:
The
"$CLEARCASE_XPN"
part allows you to label files with spaces.