I see several db.* files in my /home directory, and it seems they come from perforce.For example, some files are db.archmap, db.bodtext, db.change, db.changex
I have an issue where users are trying to log in to their Perforce account using p4 command line (not p4v visual client), but it seems to start at a default account without permissions. When they try
I am trying to set up Ruby and P4Ruby so I can use the p4replicate.rb script, but whenever I run the p4ruby18.exe (from the Perforce FTP) I get the following error:
Let\'s say I have a project under //depot/MyProject. At changelist 1001, this project took a major 开发者_运维百科change in direction, changing everything about it. At changelist 2001, it got p4 delet
I\'m using the P4PHP API to build a GUI that allows users to mass create/update client specs. This works great as long as a client is unlocked, but for locked clients the API isn\'t picking up the -f
I have a problem when using Perforce. I\'m using P4V, but don\'t know the Perforce Server version. There are often some files in our project that don\'t need 开发者_如何学Goto be version-controlled.
I\'m trying to install p4python, a Python extension for the Perforce revision control system. I\'m using cygwin to accomplish this as p4python requires the P4 C++ API (it\'s really just a wrapper), wh
I forgot to check out a source code file before modifying i开发者_如何学运维t. When I get last revision, Perforce overwrote that file, so my work is totally lost.
When looking at perforce depot in P4V, an xml file would be read some_file.xml #3/3 <text>.What does this #3/3 mean?
I was using Perforce to check some code in, into a workspace on the server. As luck would have it, things got into a mess.