How does Visual Studio's source control integration work with Perforce?

Question

We\'re using Perforce and Visual Studio. Whenever we create a branch, some projects will not be bound to source control unless we use \"Open from Source Control\", but other

Answer 1

Just to keep this current - the P4VS plugin has been rewritten circa 2012

Now you can perform all of your daily interaction with Perforce naturally, like checking in code and viewing file history, directly from the IDE.

If you’re a power user looking for a bit more, P4VS won’t disappoint. P4VS is fully compatible with Perforce Streams, and the Stream Graph is accessible from the IDE, along with Time-lapse View and Revision Graph. If you are responsible for branch management, you can merge from P4VS as well.

And, if you work remotely or want to do a little private branching, P4Sandbox can be configured through P4VS.

• P4VS page on perforce.com
• Webinar on how to use it