CODEMGR(1) — USER COMMANDS

NAME

codemgr − The CodeManager "umbrella" command.

SYNOPSIS

codemgr [ command ]

DESCRIPTION

Like SCCS commands, all CodeManager CLI commands can be executed through a central "umbrella" command. The individual commands may also be executed directly by specifying the individual command name. The umbrella command named codemgr provides a unified method of execution that enables you to conveniently list CodeManager commands.

CodeManager commands can be listed along with their usage summaries by executing codemgr without specifying any arguments. You can achieve the same results by executing codemgr with the help subcommand.

To use the umbrella command to execute commands, type codemgr followed by the name of the subcommand you wish to execute. For example:

example% codemgr bringover -w my_child -p their_parent /usr/ws/project

Since using the codemgr umbrella command requires extra typing, you may also execute the commands directly (without typing codemgr). For example:

example% bringover -w my_child -p their_parent /usr/ws/project

Note - The man pages for the CodeManager commands are referenced using only the individual command name.

USAGE

help Specify the help subcommand to cause the codemgr command to list the CodeManager commands with a usage summary for each. You can achieve the same results by executing codemgr without specifying any arguments.

ENVIRONMENT

CODEMGR_PATH_ONLY CodeManager commands first search for other CodeManager binaries relative to where their own binary is located in the file system, they then search in the directories specified in the PATH environment variable. Setting this variable causes CodeManager commands to search for other CodeManager binaries only in PATH.

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