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List changes in a directory using perforce - Stack Overflow 4 New to perforce (and stackoverflow) I'm trying determine what has changed in my local view: I want to list all the recent changes under a directory in my workspace Perforce documentation seems to suggest everything is file based
How Perforce command P4 changes work - Stack Overflow That information is used by commands like 'p4 describe' to find the correct set of files The Perforce server contains a sophisticated pattern matching engine which can rapidly search through the database to locate the set of changes which affected a certain set of files, as described by a file pattern
perforce - How to view Shelved P4 Changes? - Stack Overflow One of our team member (located in different region) has shelved changes in P4 with changelist 1234 Now, if I want to see what files are modified snf what are the changes, how can I do this? W
Get the changelist number of current workspace directory Then run p4 changes -m1 @clientname @clientname is the name of your workspace The Perforce docs say: The p4 changes command, when invoked with @clientname as a revision specifier, shows the highest changelist associated with file revisions in your workspace Typically this is the same as the last changelist that was submitted before you did a
perforce - How to get all changelist (including integrated ones . . . 2 If you want changes across all streams within a specific range, leave off the filespec: p4 changes @from_change,to_change When you use the "-i" option it shows you contributing changes (via integration) to the changes in the range that you specified
Get list of changelists before and after a changelist Use the p4 changes command with a revision range Revision ranges can be changelist numbers, revision numbers, dates, or labels C:\Perforce\workshop>p4 changes @1230,1238 Change 1238 on 2002 01 08 by richard_geiger@rmg:intjam:chinacat 'Pass a void *closure parameter ' Change 1237 on 2002 01 08 by richard_geiger@rmg:intjam:chinacat 'Experimental support for runnin' Change 1236 on 2002 01 08 by