On April 4th 2012, we are ending Crucible support for IBM ClearCase. For more information, see End of Support Announcement for IBM ClearCase.

The instructions for configuring your repositories are different, depending on your Crucible setup:

• If you are running Crucible with Atlassian's FishEye, you can manage your repositories using FishEye. See the FishEye documentation for more information.
• If you are running Crucible standalone, you still can manage your repositories using native repository access (bundled with Crucible). See the FishEye documentation for more information. Please also see the What happens if I decide to stop using FishEye with Crucible? page for important information about light FishEye.
• If you are running Crucible standalone and are using "lightSCM" plugins to connect to your repositories, like the Crucible Subversion SCM plugin, you need to follow the instructions in the pages listed below. Please also see the What happens if I decide to stop using FishEye with Crucible? page for important information about lightSCM plugins.
  • Setting Up a Git Repository in Stand-Alone Crucible
  • Setting Up a Perforce Repository in Stand-Alone Crucible
  • Setting Up a Subversion Repository in Stand-Alone Crucible

The following topics describe how to configure repositories that are not managed by FishEye. These instructions apply to all three setups described above:

• Enabling Reviews from the Server File System in Crucible
• Setting Up Reviewing of Confluence Pages in Crucible