Multiple overlapping changelists in perforce? -
I have seen but I still have lost enough I have a file that I want to be a part of many changes. I remember doing so many customers are built, but it is also stopping me. I can make the client right, but I can not understand how to "check out the client" "And to start making a separate CL in that client, which I have started is independent of CL in my native client.
Any help will be highly appreciated!
(It is also worth mentioning that I am working on a source control system which has been removed strongly, absolutely not correct).
A file can only be part of multiple submitted changes if each variation is a different modification - e.g. If you add a file to the depot, its amendment # 1 is in a change list, when you edit it and submit that its revision # 2 is in another variation, and likewise the same file, different amendments .
A file can be part of a number of pending challenges at the same time (all received from the same modification). If each changelist is on a different client, if you are creating different clients on one machine, So make sure everyone has their own specific client route, because you will have to get the unique copy of the file on your local machine. Then you do not need to do anything special to open the file; Every customer is independent of others Just "P4 sync" and "P4 editing" you did the same on your first client (make sure to use P4CLIENT or equivalent to specify the customer you are using at any time; P4CONFIG files make it easy by adding a P4CLIENT setting to a particular working directory.) The only difference you'll see is an information message "P4 Editing" that lets file initiatives Already open by another client would do to make Chenjlist; To make a pending change, to move the "p4 changes", to move the file between the changes between "open p4-c-change"
There is also in cold storage, which are separate pending changelist clients (except that the changelists are all stored on the server instead of a group of workspaces) but if you have one of Perforce (or something similar) If you use a very old version, then there is probably no choice.
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