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I am actually Chris Winters; I am actually living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; I am actually married and have three cats. (Guess what one of them is named?) I am the "OpenInteract" guy, which could be good or bad.
chris.winters@gmail.com
http://www.cwinters.com/
I am actually Chris Winters; I am actually living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; I am actually married and have three cats. (Guess what one of them is named?) I am the "OpenInteract" guy, which could be good or bad.
Thursday August 04, 2005
11:32 AM
A few simple p4 notes
This is for the next time I open-for-edit in p4 a bunch of files before going out of town:
# show all filenames opened for edit on the client with
# <b>different</b> content than what's in the depot
$ p4 diff -sa
# show all filenames opened for edit on the client with
# <b>identical</b> content as what's in the depot
$ p4 diff -sr
I like 'svn status' more (particularly since it works offline), but this is better than a stick in the eye. In theory I could do better with Perforce's proxy (run a local server on your machine then sync the servers) or maybe svk (which works with SVN and P4), but I haven't got enough tuits for the stuff already on my plate...
Posted from cwinters.com; read original
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