I\'m trying to import a project from my company\'s Perforce depot into a git repository.I\'ve been successful getting a single branch into a single git repo, but what I\'d l开发者_StackOverflow社区ike
I am using git-p4 to work with git locally and trying to submit my changes back to the perforce server. Its the submitting changes back to the server that I am failing to do.
I have a perforce client which maps several perforce paths into my local client. These perforce paths are for libraries and the main code line.
What is the purpose of Perforce configuration file .perforce?Where may I find a sample file showing its contents?
I\'ve been trying to import a p4 depot path to git using git-p4 python script. After configuring my environment (git 1.7.1, python 2.7, Windwos XP, p4 env variables) I tried to run
I\'m runnining on Windows, with the windows p4 client, and git installed via Cygwin. The p4 client advertises how its syntax is regular across platforms and all that, so that should be hunky-dory.
I imported a large repo using git-p4, and discovered that I have some strangely mixed-case filenames, e.g.:
I\'m trying to mirror a perforce repository, and git-p4 performs well enough on the main branch. I simply have to call git-p4 rebase. I\'m also trying to mirror a different branch, but that\'s not wor
At work, we use Perforce for version control.There are problems with this: 1) with this centralized model, we can\'t check in changes until they are ready for regression.This means that we have no rev
I\'m trying to use git-p4 to clone perforce depot.I keep running into a problem in the git-p4 script, where git-p4 tries to access a dict key that is not defined and throws a trace.
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