filecheckin.sh

CMVC是IBM和许多跨国公司的缺陷管理工具。这里给出了很多在Linux下用KSH编写的使用CMVC命令的例子。这些例子来自于IBM内部的CMVC培训。

#!/bin/ksh
#
# SAMPLE NAME: fileCheckIn
#
# FUNCTIONS:   This sample shell script checks files into the CMVC tool.
#              It shows common files and constructs a File -checkin command
#              using common releases.  The CMVC_RELEASE environment variable 
#              must be set if the release name is not specified on the command
#              line.
#
# USAGE:       fileCheckIn filePathName [releaseName]
#
# ENVIRONMENT
# VARIABLE(S): CMVC_FAMILY [CMVC_RELEASE] [CMVC_BECOME]
#
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# /usr/lpp/cmvc/samples/fileCheckIn
#

#-----------------------------------------------+
# Cleanup on exit or interrupt.                 |
#-----------------------------------------------+
terminate()
{
        cleanup
        exit 1
}

cleanup()
{
        rm -f $COMMAND $REMARKS $COMMON 2>/dev/null
}

yesno()
{
        read REPLY
        case "$REPLY" in
                n|no|N|NO) YESNO=no ;;
                *) YESNO=yes ;;
        esac
}

#-----------------------------------------------+
# Begin program.  Check for proper args or give |
# usage.                                        |
#-----------------------------------------------+

if [ $# -eq 0 ]
then
        echo "\nusage: $0 filePathName [releaseName]\n"
        echo "This sample shell script checks files into the CMVC tool. "
        echo "It shows common files and constructs a File -checkin command"
        echo "using common releases. The CMVC_RELEASE environment variable"
        echo "must be set if the release name is not specified on the command"
        echo "line.\n"
        exit 1
fi

if [ -z "$CMVC_FAMILY" ]
then
  echo "The CMVC family must be set with the CMVC_FAMILY environment variable."
  exit 1
fi

#-----------------------------------------------+
# Setup the environment.                        |
#-----------------------------------------------+

trap 'echo "\n$0: Interrupted."; cleanup; exit 1' 2 3 15

COMMAND=/tmp/cmd$$
REMARKS=/tmp/rem$$
COMMON=/tmp/fpc$$

#-----------------------------------------------+
# Check for the release off the cmd line or     |
# in the environment. Exit if neither.          |
#-----------------------------------------------+

if [ -z "$2" ]
then
        if [ -z "$CMVC_RELEASE" ]
        then
                echo "The Release must be set in environment or given on the command line."
                exit 1
        else
                release=$CMVC_RELEASE
        fi
else
        release=$2
fi

echo "File -checkin $1 -release $release\c" >>$COMMAND

#-----------------------------------------------+
# Resolve the path name of the file.  What was  |
# given on the COMMAND line may be cheap.       |
#-----------------------------------------------+
echo "Please wait..."

path=`File -resolve $1 -release $release -quiet` || terminate
[ "$path" != "$1" ] && echo "\nResolving '$1' to '$path'."

#-----------------------------------------------+
# This will become a special cmd to get common  |
# files. Binding is no longer a factor          |
#-----------------------------------------------+

Report -vi FileV -raw -wh "nuDropDate is null and releaseName <> '$release' and nuVersionId=(select nuVersionId from FileView where nuPathName='$path' and releaseName='$release')" > $COMMON

if [ -s $COMMON ]
then

        awk -F"|" 'BEGIN {
           printf "\n%s\n", "There are common files associated with\n'$path'"
           printf "\n%-16.16s %-9.9s %-45.45s\n","Release","Version","Path"
           printf "%-16.16s %-9.9s %-45.45s\n\n","----------------",\
                "---------",\
                "---------------------------------------------"
        }
        {
        if (length($1) > 45) start = (length($1)-44)
                else start = 0;
        printf "%-16.16s %-9.9s %45.45s\n",$2,$4,substr($1,start)
        }' $COMMON

        echo "\nDo you wish to include all releases as common ? [yes] \c"

        yesno
        if [ "$YESNO" = "no" ]
        then
                #-----------------------------------------------+
                # Put the force flag into the COMMAND and ask   |
                # for the common releases.                      |
                #-----------------------------------------------+
                echo " -force\c" >>$COMMAND
                echo "\n\nEnter the common release names: \c"
                read REPLY
                [ -n "$REPLY" ] && echo " -common $REPLY\c" >>$COMMAND
        else
                #-----------------------------------------------+
                # Build all releases into the COMMAND           |
                #-----------------------------------------------+
                RELEASELIST=`cat $COMMON | awk -F"|" '{
                        if (NR != 1)
                                print " "
                        printf "%s",$2
                }'`
                echo " -common $RELEASELIST\c" >>$COMMAND
        fi
else
        echo "\nNo common files."
fi

#-----------------------------------------------+
# Get the relative directory name.              |
#-----------------------------------------------+

echo "\nEnter the relative path name, if any: \c"

read REPLY
[ -n "$REPLY" ] && echo " -relative $REPLY\c" >>$COMMAND

#-----------------------------------------------+
# Get the defect numbers                        |
#-----------------------------------------------+

echo "\nEnter the defect numbers, if any: \c"

read REPLY
[ -n "$REPLY" ] && echo " -defect $REPLY\c" >>$COMMAND

#-----------------------------------------------+
# Get the feature numbers                       |
#-----------------------------------------------+

echo "\nEnter the feature numbers, if any: \c"

read REPLY
[ -n "$REPLY" ] && echo " -feature $REPLY\c" >>$COMMAND

#-----------------------------------------------+
# Get the remarks.                              |
#-----------------------------------------------+

echo "\nEnter remarks, terminate with blank line or period:"

while read line
do
        if [ -z "$line" -o "." = "$line" ]
        then
                break;
        fi

        echo $line >>$REMARKS
done

if [ -s $REMARKS ]
then
        echo " -remarks - < $REMARKS\c" >>$COMMAND
fi

#-----------------------------------------------+
# Run the COMMAND.                              |
#-----------------------------------------------+

CLEAN=`cat $COMMAND |
        awk '{printf("%s",$0)}'`

echo "\nRunning..."
echo "$CLEAN"

sh -c "$CLEAN"

cleanup
exit 0

# end of file