This is yet-another Git/Clearcase bridge, this time written in Java. Essentially this is port of the Python version I originally wrote last year. I would recommend most people requiring this functionality look to that incarnation first as it has more exposure and is likely to be less buggy. In additional the Java components for Clearcase have broken, at least in my opinion to be slower than the native ones. However, in comparison to Git it all seems rather slow really.
The reason for this clone is that I switched to Ubuntu at work recently and could not longer call cleartool commands, as Clearcase requires a specific and older version of the kernel. As an alternative Rational offer Clearcase Remote Client (CCRC) which is a Java based Clearcase alternative. Essentially this is just an Java/Eclipse front-end to a bunch of webservices backed by a real Clearcase server.
One of the things I've been able to achieve in this version that I have previously craved is the ability to run a 'daemon' which continually syncs Git with Clearcase in the background. What was lacking before was authenticating as any user to ensure that ownership of commits isn't lost.
Death to Clearcase!
Pretty much the same as the python version, with a few extra annoying UCM ones which I can't seem to avoid.
[core]
type = UCM
include = folderA|folderB/folderC
# This is a new feature for UCM to allow gitcc to handle renames across
# components as well as .gitignore files in the root folder
ignore.level = 1
# These are for CCRC
url = http://clearcasewebserver:12080/
username = charleso
password = password
group = somegroup
# These are for the daemon to email when something goes wrong
email.recipients = foo@example.com|bar@example.com
email.sender = charleso@charleso.org
email.smtp = smpt.example.com
[master]
clearcase = /views/test/prod
branches = branch_a|branch_b
# These are new - there must be an easy way to work them out via the API
integration = /views/test_int/prod
stream = dbid:110825@replicauuid:a0bc60b03c1011dd94080002cea84b4cThis goes in the .git/users files. You don't really need the extra view information. This is just a requirement at my work.
Charles O'Farrell|charleso@charles.org|password|/views/charleso
Joe Smith|joe@smith.com|password|/views/joes