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For a command "p4 changes CLnumber#" I get something like this:
"...
Affected files
...
Differences
..."
It doesn't show description of added files. I would also like to get full description of files added in a given CL. How can I do that?
perforce
asked Jan 3 at 16:03
Michał TraczykMichał Traczyk
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For a command "p4 changes CLnumber#" I get something like this:
"...
Affected files
...
Differences
..."
It doesn't show description of added files. I would also like to get full description of files added in a given CL. How can I do that?
perforce
asked Jan 3 at 16:03
Michał TraczykMichał Traczyk
1
What do you mean by "full description of files" ? Do you mean a list of the file names? Or something else? And, is the command that you are running reallyp4 changes? Or is it possiblyp4 describe?
– Bryan Pendleton
Jan 3 at 21:00
Sorry for being unclear. I want to display an added file. "p4 changes" lists changelogs for a given user. "p4 describe" doesn't display file added in a changelog, it only shows differences between modified files. I guess "p4 print" may be useful, but I don't know how can I use it knowing only number of changelist in which added files appear.
– Michał Traczyk
Jan 4 at 10:53
p4 describe -sdefinitely should list added (and removed) files. Note thatp4 describewon't print diffs for added/removed files, however.
– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:05
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For a command "p4 changes CLnumber#" I get something like this:
"...
Affected files
...
Differences
..."
It doesn't show description of added files. I would also like to get full description of files added in a given CL. How can I do that?
perforce
asked Jan 3 at 16:03
Michał TraczykMichał Traczyk
1
For a command "p4 changes CLnumber#" I get something like this:
"...
Affected files
...
Differences
..."
It doesn't show description of added files. I would also like to get full description of files added in a given CL. How can I do that?
perforce
perforce
asked Jan 3 at 16:03
Michał TraczykMichał Traczyk
1
asked Jan 3 at 16:03
Michał TraczykMichał Traczyk
1
asked Jan 3 at 16:03
Michał TraczykMichał Traczyk
1
asked Jan 3 at 16:03
Michał TraczykMichał Traczyk
1
asked Jan 3 at 16:03
Michał TraczykMichał Traczyk
1
1
What do you mean by "full description of files" ? Do you mean a list of the file names? Or something else? And, is the command that you are running reallyp4 changes? Or is it possiblyp4 describe?
– Bryan Pendleton
Jan 3 at 21:00
Sorry for being unclear. I want to display an added file. "p4 changes" lists changelogs for a given user. "p4 describe" doesn't display file added in a changelog, it only shows differences between modified files. I guess "p4 print" may be useful, but I don't know how can I use it knowing only number of changelist in which added files appear.
– Michał Traczyk
Jan 4 at 10:53
p4 describe -sdefinitely should list added (and removed) files. Note thatp4 describewon't print diffs for added/removed files, however.
– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:05
add a comment |
What do you mean by "full description of files" ? Do you mean a list of the file names? Or something else? And, is the command that you are running reallyp4 changes? Or is it possiblyp4 describe?
– Bryan Pendleton
Jan 3 at 21:00
Sorry for being unclear. I want to display an added file. "p4 changes" lists changelogs for a given user. "p4 describe" doesn't display file added in a changelog, it only shows differences between modified files. I guess "p4 print" may be useful, but I don't know how can I use it knowing only number of changelist in which added files appear.
– Michał Traczyk
Jan 4 at 10:53
p4 describe -sdefinitely should list added (and removed) files. Note thatp4 describewon't print diffs for added/removed files, however.
– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:05
What do you mean by "full description of files" ? Do you mean a list of the file names? Or something else? And, is the command that you are running really
p4 changes? Or is it possibly p4 describe?– Bryan Pendleton
Jan 3 at 21:00
What do you mean by "full description of files" ? Do you mean a list of the file names? Or something else? And, is the command that you are running really
p4 changes? Or is it possibly p4 describe?– Bryan Pendleton
Jan 3 at 21:00
Sorry for being unclear. I want to display an added file. "p4 changes" lists changelogs for a given user. "p4 describe" doesn't display file added in a changelog, it only shows differences between modified files. I guess "p4 print" may be useful, but I don't know how can I use it knowing only number of changelist in which added files appear.
– Michał Traczyk
Jan 4 at 10:53
Sorry for being unclear. I want to display an added file. "p4 changes" lists changelogs for a given user. "p4 describe" doesn't display file added in a changelog, it only shows differences between modified files. I guess "p4 print" may be useful, but I don't know how can I use it knowing only number of changelist in which added files appear.
– Michał Traczyk
Jan 4 at 10:53
p4 describe -s definitely should list added (and removed) files. Note that p4 describe won't print diffs for added/removed files, however.– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:05
p4 describe -s definitely should list added (and removed) files. Note that p4 describe won't print diffs for added/removed files, however.– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:05
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I think what you want is p4 describe -du 1234 (where "1234" is the number of your changelist).
answered Jan 4 at 23:47
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This won't print diffs for added (or removed) files.
– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:11
...because added or removed files won't have diffs. It will, though, tell you the file was added or deleted (or moved).
– tkosinski
Jan 7 at 17:15
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I think what you want is p4 describe -du 1234 (where "1234" is the number of your changelist).
answered Jan 4 at 23:47
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This won't print diffs for added (or removed) files.
– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:11
...because added or removed files won't have diffs. It will, though, tell you the file was added or deleted (or moved).
– tkosinski
Jan 7 at 17:15
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I think what you want is p4 describe -du 1234 (where "1234" is the number of your changelist).
answered Jan 4 at 23:47
tkosinskitkosinski
1,117712
This won't print diffs for added (or removed) files.
– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:11
...because added or removed files won't have diffs. It will, though, tell you the file was added or deleted (or moved).
– tkosinski
Jan 7 at 17:15
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I think what you want is p4 describe -du 1234 (where "1234" is the number of your changelist).
answered Jan 4 at 23:47
tkosinskitkosinski
1,117712
I think what you want is p4 describe -du 1234 (where "1234" is the number of your changelist).
answered Jan 4 at 23:47
tkosinskitkosinski
1,117712
answered Jan 4 at 23:47
tkosinskitkosinski
1,117712
answered Jan 4 at 23:47
tkosinskitkosinski
1,117712
answered Jan 4 at 23:47
tkosinskitkosinski
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1,117712
This won't print diffs for added (or removed) files.
– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:11
...because added or removed files won't have diffs. It will, though, tell you the file was added or deleted (or moved).
– tkosinski
Jan 7 at 17:15
add a comment |
This won't print diffs for added (or removed) files.
– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:11
...because added or removed files won't have diffs. It will, though, tell you the file was added or deleted (or moved).
– tkosinski
Jan 7 at 17:15
This won't print diffs for added (or removed) files.
– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:11
This won't print diffs for added (or removed) files.
– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:11
...because added or removed files won't have diffs. It will, though, tell you the file was added or deleted (or moved).
– tkosinski
Jan 7 at 17:15
...because added or removed files won't have diffs. It will, though, tell you the file was added or deleted (or moved).
– tkosinski
Jan 7 at 17:15
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What do you mean by "full description of files" ? Do you mean a list of the file names? Or something else? And, is the command that you are running really
p4 changes? Or is it possiblyp4 describe?– Bryan Pendleton
Jan 3 at 21:00
Sorry for being unclear. I want to display an added file. "p4 changes" lists changelogs for a given user. "p4 describe" doesn't display file added in a changelog, it only shows differences between modified files. I guess "p4 print" may be useful, but I don't know how can I use it knowing only number of changelist in which added files appear.
– Michał Traczyk
Jan 4 at 10:53
p4 describe -sdefinitely should list added (and removed) files. Note thatp4 describewon't print diffs for added/removed files, however.– jamesdlin
Jan 5 at 6:05