perforce

问题 Error: Can't clobber writable file : //file name// Solution: When you try to sync a file, perforce expects your files in workspace will have read-only permissions. But if a file is not checkout,(by p4 edit)but has write permission then it will throw the above error. Changing the file to read-only and syncing again will solve the issue. or try removing the workspace and get the latest revision again. 回答1: The "can't clobber writable" file error happens because Perforce is very cautious about

问题 I'm working within a batch file and I have a Perforce command to call in order to gain some user information. The command is: p4 -Ztag -F %clientName% info Now what I need is for the result of this command to be held in either a variable or a file (ideally the former). But for the life of me I can't figure out how to do so, can someone please help me out. I gave the following command a try: p4 -Ztag -F %clientName% info > %HOMEPATH%\clientName.txt But the results were: p4 -Ztag -F info 1>

问题 If I start typing in a readonly file in Xcode for the first time, I get prompted with a dialog that basically says the file is locked for editing, and asks me if I want to unlock it. If I choose Unlock, I can continue editing the file. At one point, I got annoyed at this (as I will always want it to unlock), and so I clicked "Do not show this message again", with the expectation that it would remember my choice. However, while I no longer get prompted, it also does not unlock the files

问题 If I start typing in a readonly file in Xcode for the first time, I get prompted with a dialog that basically says the file is locked for editing, and asks me if I want to unlock it. If I choose Unlock, I can continue editing the file. At one point, I got annoyed at this (as I will always want it to unlock), and so I clicked "Do not show this message again", with the expectation that it would remember my choice. However, while I no longer get prompted, it also does not unlock the files

问题 I have to use CVS in a project. So far in my whole working life, I have used only perforce and I do not know anything about CVS, I read the whole CVS manual but could not find how to do this : In perforce, when you check out a file, you first have to do a p4 edit filename.C (telling the perforce system that you are intentionally about to edit this file with the intention of eventually submitting it) In CVS, when I checked out a file by doing cvs co fileName.C, the file is already in ready-to

问题 I have to use CVS in a project. So far in my whole working life, I have used only perforce and I do not know anything about CVS, I read the whole CVS manual but could not find how to do this : In perforce, when you check out a file, you first have to do a p4 edit filename.C (telling the perforce system that you are intentionally about to edit this file with the intention of eventually submitting it) In CVS, when I checked out a file by doing cvs co fileName.C, the file is already in ready-to

问题 Is there a way to remove files/directories from Perforce's control without deleting the file from the client workspace? I'm indifferent about what happens to the files/dirs in the repository, I want to ensure that they ARE NOT removed from my local workspace. Thanks. 回答1: Try p4 delete -k <file> It will update the server, but not touch the workspace. http://www.perforce.com/perforce/doc.current/manuals/cmdref/delete.html 回答2: If you're not connected to a server that supports the -k switch on

问题 In perforce, is it possible to get a list of the change lists that have been integrated into a workspace but not committed? 回答1: What about p4 resolved ? It won't tell you exactly which changelists, but it will tell you which file versions, which can then be pretty easily tracked back to changelists. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3737012/is-it-possible-to-list-the-changelists-that-have-been-integrated-to-a-workspace

问题 Suddenly, when I run p4 info in terminal, I notice that the client root is not set (not sure why it got unset all of a sudden. Following is the output which shows "client unknown" in place of client root. What is the command through which I can set the same? I have tried p4 client and p4 set but may be, with wrong syntaxes. BANL121b92746:Applications bagarwal2$ p4 info User name: bagarwal2 Client name: BANL121b92746 Client host: BANL121b92746.local Client unknown. Current directory:

问题 I have a file that is locked/checked out exclusively by a user who is no longer with the company. I need to make changes and want to know how to "steal the lock". 回答1: Ask your perforce admin to remove the lock by issuing p4 unlock -f <file> PS: To reuse the departed user's license, your perforce admin might also want clean up the files left opened by him. He can revert the pending edits if they are useless or transfer them to another user via "p4 reopen". The "reopen" and "revert after