CLI User's Guide - AccuRev

add
-d
Deny access to other users. If your site makes use of element-level security (“EACLs”),
this option allows you to add elements to the depot and immediately make them
inaccessible to other users, while assigning FULL access to the user adding the element.
After adding the element, the adding user can then set the EACLs appropriately.
-E
Specify the element type: text (default) or ptext or binary; and/or specify the exclusive file
locking state for this element: serial or parallel. To specify two (non-conflicting) values at
once, separate them with a comma, but not a SPACE:
-E serial,binary
See Controlling the Element Type and Exclusive File Locking State above.
-l
Create elements from the files listed in . This must be a text file, with one name
per line. A name can be a simple filename; or it can be a relative, depot-relative, or
absolute pathname. An absolute pathname must indicate a location within your current
workspace.
Empty lines are ignored, but leading or trailing whitespace around the filenames is not
ignored. There is no provision for comment lines in a .
If you use this option, any specified is silently ignored.
One or more file or directory names, separated by whitespace. If you also specify a
using the -l option, this is silently ignored.
-R Recurse into each directory specified in , and add all the external files in
that directory subtree. You need not specify the -x option. (Use “.” to specify the current
working directory.)
-x Select all external files and directories in the workspace, except objects that match any of
the patterns specified by ACCUREV_IGNORE_ELEMS. (See the -x description and User
Preferences on page 42.)
-fi
Include objects even if they would be excluded by the value of ACCUREV_IGNORE_ELEMS.
(See the -x description and User Preferences on page 42.)
-s Forces all symbolic link objects (at the OS level) whose targets are within the current
workspace to be converted to symbolic-link elements (at the AccuRev level). See How
AccuRev Converts Existing Links to Link Elements on page 41.
Examples
Create element foo.c:
> accurev add foo.c
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