问题
I'm new to perforce, coming from a history of cvs->svn->git. I'm having a difficult time seeing a compact representation of the most recent changes impacting a set of file. For instance, if I go to a directory and type:
% p4 filelog .
It doesn't do anything useful. More interesting is
% p4 filelog *
However this shows me the change history of every file individually. I'd rather see a unified view of changes in a format showing: change number, submit message, changed files for the most recent N submits.
回答1:
You can almost get this with:
p4 changes -lt [file[RevRange]...]
This will show you the changelists that affected the files in question. It doesn't show which files were affected by each change, however. You could write a script that took the output of p4 changes and used p4 describe -s to get the file listing for each changelist.
Note that p4 changes includes pending changes by default. Add -s submitted for only submitted changelists. There are other flags to narrow it down further, like -u username and -m max (to limit the number of changelists returned -- it returns newest first).
回答2:
To list the files that have changed between your @start,@stop times,
p4 -c WORKSPACENAME files //Path/You/Care/About/...@2013/03/20:13:40,@2014/06/016:17:00
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4443638/how-can-i-see-a-unified-log-of-changes-to-a-set-of-files-in-perforce