ClearCase & ClearQuest

ClearCase & ClearQuest
More suffering in the name of ClearCase / ClearQuest – Atlassian Confluence lifts my day

While I still live in the hell of ClearCase and ClearQuest. If there in contrast to my beliefs was a God and a Hell as the bible mention it, I am very sure that all developers who has ever worked on ClearCase / ClearQuest (without trying to sabotage it) is headed there, while all developers forced to work with it gets a free pass to heaven no matter what other sins they might have performed. The Visual Studio integration of ClearCase / ClearQuest just plain simply sucks. Or that might imply that it actually works a little?, my...

posted @ Thursday, November 19, 2009 2:29 PM | Feedback (1)

It is not what it seems!…

IT IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS!... I’m using ClearCase to either: · Rebasing my stream… · Delivering my stream… · Updating my view… · Adding new files… · Checking changes in… · … This was made while I was rebasing, it was done before ClearCase was.

posted @ Tuesday, October 27, 2009 12:36 PM | Feedback (0)

My first days with ClearCase and ClearQuest

As a company wide choice, we are moving to ClearCase and ClearQuest one project at at time until we are all on that platform. Most of the projects is moving from CVS while a few others are using Team Foundation Server. We are one of those going from CVS but i have been on a project using TFS as well as using SVN at home, so I have some experience with at least a few kinds of Version Control Systems. On the Issue, feature and enhancement part, I have seen a few different systems as well, here under...

posted @ Thursday, October 15, 2009 2:28 PM | Feedback (2)

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