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I have been faced with a very similar issue. At first, we tried to resolve conflict as it was reported by the scm. Actually, it is a known bug in scm cli that sometimes it reports conflicts even in a case when there could not be one. Finally, I have developed a new solution that is based on the web UI instead of the scm cli. It is not available in the public but if you are interested in, please let me know.
Usually it could be a conflicted workspace. You can try to load that workspace in eclipse and see if there are conflicts and solve them. Are you using rtc2gitcli or rtc2git?
@verhasi can you give more details (out of curiosity :)), I dont know that you can do anything regarding scm in a web ui.
When you migrate the source you need the history of the files/content. The web UI is capable to provide you with the history of the files and their content. For more details, I will update you here when the blog post is available about it.
@verhasi - Thank you for response. This change set is pretty old from 2016. Also it always fails with above error each time for every RTC component atleast once while migrating. Keen to know your UI based solution.
Hi @verhasi ,
I'm using the rtc2gitcli tool and its working fine for our project however we are stuck at migrating svn history. There is a certain project which is not native RTC. Initial they were in SVN then migrated to RTC and now we are migrating to BB. We are able to migrate only native RTC changeset but not change set of SVN.
I read your blog and was looking into RTC REST API to get changeset detail, the API is not very clear readable, I manually need to pick API for each changeset.
Can you share some detail on your script getChangeSet and getfullchnageset.?
I have good news for you and anyone else interested in. The project in the meantime has been published as open-source at https://bitbucket.org/verhasi/migration-new-generation. If you have any question after visiting the source please let me know here or directly by email.
Hi @verhasi,
Thanks for publishing it. It looks promising.
I am trying to run getchangeset.sh however getting below error
parseError : Invalid Numeric Literal at line 1, Column 23
I'm running it on my Windows Machine, Is there any prerequisite before running scripts?
Can you also share your email id?
You can find my email address above in a comment or at the blog, please.
The scripts are developed for Unix shell and never has been tested on Windows. In theory, it could be executed with Cygwin or https://www.howtogeek.com/249966/how-to-install-and-use-the-linux-bash-shell-on-windows-10/ but I have no experience with them at all. I would prefer to start a virtual machine for it, locally or in the cloud.
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verhasi commentedon Jul 11, 2019
Hi @atknamrata,
I have been faced with a very similar issue. At first, we tried to resolve conflict as it was reported by the scm. Actually, it is a known bug in scm cli that sometimes it reports conflicts even in a case when there could not be one. Finally, I have developed a new solution that is based on the web UI instead of the scm cli. It is not available in the public but if you are interested in, please let me know.
Regards,
Istvan
WtfJoke commentedon Jul 11, 2019
Hi
Usually it could be a conflicted workspace. You can try to load that workspace in eclipse and see if there are conflicts and solve them. Are you using rtc2gitcli or rtc2git?
@verhasi can you give more details (out of curiosity :)), I dont know that you can do anything regarding scm in a web ui.
verhasi commentedon Jul 11, 2019
Hi @WtfJoke,
When you migrate the source you need the history of the files/content. The web UI is capable to provide you with the history of the files and their content. For more details, I will update you here when the blog post is available about it.
Regards,
Istvan
atknamrata commentedon Jul 11, 2019
Hi @WtfJoke we are using rtc2gitcli.
@verhasi - Thank you for response. This change set is pretty old from 2016. Also it always fails with above error each time for every RTC component atleast once while migrating. Keen to know your UI based solution.
verhasi commentedon Jul 12, 2019
Hi @atknamrata ,
Please contact me istvan at verhas dot com
verhasi commentedon Jul 31, 2019
Hi @WtfJoke,
Here is my update as the blog post has been published at https://bitbucket.org/blog/migrating-from-ibm-rtc-jazz-to-bitbucket-git. Feel free to contact me.
smartarix commentedon May 26, 2020
Hi @verhasi ,
I'm using the rtc2gitcli tool and its working fine for our project however we are stuck at migrating svn history. There is a certain project which is not native RTC. Initial they were in SVN then migrated to RTC and now we are migrating to BB. We are able to migrate only native RTC changeset but not change set of SVN.
I read your blog and was looking into RTC REST API to get changeset detail, the API is not very clear readable, I manually need to pick API for each changeset.
Can you share some detail on your script getChangeSet and getfullchnageset.?
verhasi commentedon May 26, 2020
Hi @smartarix ,
I have good news for you and anyone else interested in. The project in the meantime has been published as open-source at https://bitbucket.org/verhasi/migration-new-generation. If you have any question after visiting the source please let me know here or directly by email.
Regards,
Istvan
smartarix commentedon May 29, 2020
Hi @verhasi,
Thanks for publishing it. It looks promising.
I am trying to run getchangeset.sh however getting below error
parseError : Invalid Numeric Literal at line 1, Column 23
I'm running it on my Windows Machine, Is there any prerequisite before running scripts?
Can you also share your email id?
Regards,
Anil
verhasi commentedon May 29, 2020
Hi Anil,
You can find my email address above in a comment or at the blog, please.
The scripts are developed for Unix shell and never has been tested on Windows. In theory, it could be executed with Cygwin or https://www.howtogeek.com/249966/how-to-install-and-use-the-linux-bash-shell-on-windows-10/ but I have no experience with them at all. I would prefer to start a virtual machine for it, locally or in the cloud.
Regards,
Istvan