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  <author name="UrbanCode">
    <organization>UrbanCode</organization>
    <email>info@urbancode.com</email>
    <website>http://urbancode.com</website>
    <bio/>
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  <integration type="Source"/>


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  <tool-description>IBM's ClearCase software provides tools for supporting software configuration management (SCM) of source code and other software development assets. </tool-description>

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  <release-version>8.1002531</release-version>

  <release-notes>
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      <release-note plugin-version="1">
        Initial release of the ClearCaseUCM source configuration plugin.
      </release-note>
      <release-note plugin-version="2">
        Fixes running a process after creating a version
      </release-note>
      <release-note plugin-version="3">
        Fixes multiple issues around the plugin, and renames plugin from "ClearCaseUCM" to "ClearCase".
      </release-note>
      <release-note plugin-version="4">
        Fixes APAR PI32513 where the plugin would only update the whole snapshot instead of the current view.
      </release-note>
      <release-note plugin-version="5">
        Fixes APAR PI57417. Plug-in now checks the agent settings for acceptance of self signed certificates.
      </release-note>

    <release-note plugin-version="6">
Support property file encryption.
    </release-note>
    <release-note plugin-version="7">
      Fixes APAR PI87707, a regression where the user who requested a manual version import was not being tracked.
    </release-note>
    <release-note plugin-version="8">
       APAR PI89045: add support for setting isFinished flag flag when importing versions.
    </release-note>
  </release-notes>
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