I have a p4 client workspace on Linux machine. I added/edited few files in my client space and then tried to submit those changes to perforce server.
So, I can import from p4 using git-p4 without any problem.Everything seems to work, but my PNG files (and perhaps others) are getting corrupted.
Does Team Foundation Server 2008 or upcoming 2010 work with perforce as the SCM tool? I haven\'t been 开发者_运维百科able to find any documentation on the web indicating whether or not this configurat
in perforce, i have a pending list with some changed files. now i want to revert to the base, but without loosing my ch开发者_Python百科anges, so i want to back them up somewhere. like saving the DIFF
We use Perforce at work, and routinely keep software projects in the repository.In general creators follow the normal Perforce flow, BUT we also have a class of users, who doesn\'t have any need to ed
Perforce command line has a special switch, -G, that supposedly causes its output to be machine readable, using python\'s \"pickle\" serialization format. Is this actually so, in general?
I have made some changes in one perforce client, but haven\'t submitted them. I want to propagate these 开发者_StackOverflow社区changes to another perforce client, without submitting the changes in th
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I\'m using Perforce with Vim on Windows. I currently have an auto command set up to open a read-only file for edit when changing it:
(I\'ve already asked this on SU; while I appreciate the Tumbleweed badge there, I\'d prefer an answer...)
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