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Gnubie
Gnubie

Reputation: 2607

List opened files grouped by pending changelist in p4

In Cygwin bash, how can I list all files opened in the current workspace grouped by pending changelist (ignoring empty or shelved changelists)?

For example, if I've the following files opened in the following changelists, I wish to display it in this (or similar) format:

1234: Changelist 1234's description
//path1/file1 1 add  text
//path2/file2 2 edit text

5678: Changelist 5678's description
//path2/file3 3 edit xbinary

p4 opened|sed "s/\([-#()]\|change\)/ /g"|column -t|sort -k 4 sort-of groups them by changelist number:

//path1/file1 1 add  1234 text
//path2/file2 2 edit 1234 text
//path2/file3 3 edit 5678 xbinary

but I'd like to see each changelist number and description as a header.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 4001

Answers (2)

ysomebody
ysomebody

Reputation: 31

This is my piece of code in .bashrc to create a p4pending alias to achieve the similar goal. I use 'p4 changes' to generate the header for each changelist, and 'p4 opened -c' to list the files opened in the changelist. This gives me pretty much same result as I get in P4V.

__desc_chg()
{
   echo "$1"
   num=`echo $1 | awk '{print $2}'`
   p4 opened -c $num 2>&1 | awk '{print "        "$1,$2,$3,$6}'
   echo 
}

__p4pending()
{
   __desc_chg "Change default by $P4USER@$P4CLIENT *pending*" 
   p4 changes -u $P4USER -c $P4CLIENT -s pending | sort -k2 -n | while read -r l; do __desc_chg "$l"; done
}

alias p4pending='__p4pending'

Upvotes: 3

pitseeker
pitseeker

Reputation: 2543

The easiest approach would be something like this:

p4 changes -s pending -c $P4CLIENT | awk '{print $2}' | p4 -x - describe -s

This lists all pending changes for your current client (aka workspace) and calls p4 describe -s.

Upvotes: 4

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