How it works

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Sinchronization logic

git-to-clearcase stores uses a stamp file within the view to mark the commit of the last synchronization. It assumes that this mark represents...

git-to-clearcase synchronizes your Clearcase view to the current commit of your local repository. If both repository and view are at the same commit, nothing is done. If the repository is on a more recent commit, then the view is updated to reflect this recent commit. If the repository is on an older commit, then the view is changed back to this previous commit. This may be used to undo previous synchronization(s). If the repository is on a different branch, then the view is changed to reflect the branch.