Perforce Changes
Have you ever forgotten what CL number that your Perforce workspace is synced to?
If so, to determine what CL number that a file or directory was synced to in your workspace, you can run this command:
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p4 changes -m 1 filename#have p4 changes -m 1 directory\...#have |
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Here is an example and output of this command on the current directory:
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$ p4 changes -m 1 .\...#have Change 1234567 on 2011/07/15 by phil@phils_workspace 'Test comment' |
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Alternatively, if you want to see all the CLs in the history of a file or directory, you can run this command.
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p4 changes [filename | directory\...] |
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Use the "-m #" argument to limit how many CLs to display. In this case, display the last 50 CLs:
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p4 changes -m 50 [filename | directory\...] |
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NOTE: These commands list from the newest changes to the oldest CL.
by Phil for Humanity
on 07/18/2011