[p4] Why does the revision keep rolling? - Mich...@diversifiedsoftware.com - com.perforce.perforce-user

20 messages in com.perforce.perforce-user[p4] Why does the revision keep rolling?

From	Sent On	Attachments
Dan Harmer	02 Apr 2002 16:14
Ken Wilson	02 Apr 2002 16:22
Mike Pagel	02 Apr 2002 16:32
Mich...@diversifiedsoftware.com	02 Apr 2002 16:40
Eric Dew	02 Apr 2002 17:02
Paul Goffin	03 Apr 2002 00:17
Paul Bayless	03 Apr 2002 06:54
Gregg G. Wonderly	03 Apr 2002 08:23
Karl Elvis MacRae	03 Apr 2002 10:30
Dan Harmer	03 Apr 2002 10:31
Karl Elvis MacRae	03 Apr 2002 13:46
Robert Prentice	03 Apr 2002 15:19
ste...@vance.com	03 Apr 2002 15:46
Paul Goffin	04 Apr 2002 00:09
Paul Goffin	04 Apr 2002 00:19
Schipper, Martijn (Contractor)	04 Apr 2002 05:30
ste...@vance.com	04 Apr 2002 10:21
Tyler, Tom	04 Apr 2002 10:27
Gordon Broom	04 Apr 2002 13:40
Jeff A. Bowles	04 Apr 2002 14:21

Subject:	[p4] Why does the revision keep rolling?
From:	Mich...@diversifiedsoftware.com (Mich...@diversifiedsoftware.com)
Date:	04/02/2002 04:40:02 PM
List:	com.perforce.perforce-user

For command-line folks, that's "p4 revert -a" before "p4 submit".

Ken Wilson <kenwilson at ACDSystems. To: perforce-user at
perforce.com com> cc: Sent by: Subject: RE: [p4] Why does
the revision keep perforce-user-admin at pe rolling? rforce.com

02-04-02 16:22

Either don't submit the file back until you actually make changes or right click and select 'revert unchanged files' before doing submit.

-----Original Message----- From: Dan Harmer [mailto:dharmer at xtendsoft.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 4:15 PM To: perforce-user at perforce.com Subject: [p4] Why does the revision keep rolling?

I have a file in my client workspace, I open it for edit using p4 edit (as shown in my screenshot below by sig), I don't modify the file at all, and then I submit the file back to the depot. I don't want Perforce to roll the revision unless the file has changed. In the scenario below, I didn't touch the file between commands, yet the revision still increments by one. How can I stop this action? Your help is appreciated--thanks,

-Dan

--------------------------------------------------------------- C:\Projects\perforce\original>p4 edit //davinci/TestFile30.txt //Davinci/TestFile30.txt#8 - opened for edit

C:\Projects\perforce\original>p4 submit Change 1007 created with 1 open file(s). Submitting change 1007. Locking 1 files ... edit //Davinci/TestFile30.txt#9 Change 1007 submitted.