P4ruby windows

The API level must be set greater than or equal to 70 to support streams. Use the SetApiLevel method to change the level as needed. For example:. For Example:. The P4API. No special flags need to be set. See the online documentation for P4Java Streams for more information. No streams support is provided nor planned at this time.

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Helix Core Getting Started. Information Blank. Setting the protocol explicitly to the value "no" will revert to the pre SetPort "perforce" ; client.

SetUser "johndoe" ; client. SetProtocol "enableStreams" ; client. To disable streams support, use: p4. For example:! For example: using System; using System.

Generic; using System. My company uses Perforce for version control, and it can be painful. So when I got to work on a new greenfield project, I stuck everything in Git. That worked great for a few weeks until I needed to begin collaborating with other developers who would only use Perforce.

Fortunately, Git has a Python script that lets you interact with Perforce servers using a special "git p4" command set.

The tricky part is getting it all set up on Windows where Git and Python are out of their normal Unix environment. Install msysgit 1. Version 1. Once installed, you should be able to execute "git" at a command prompt and see output similar to this:. To fix this, you can set the TERM environment variable to "msys". Install python 2. I didn't try 3. Once installed, you should be able to execute "python" at a command prompt and see output similar to this:. Install the perforce command line tools if you do not already have them.

Once they are installed you should be able to execute "p4" at a command prompt and see output similar to this:. According to a Perforce git-p4 knowledge base article you should create a separate client workspace for use with git-p Do Not Commingle Perforce and Git. It is safe to submit changes to Perforce using a client workspace other than the one that Git-p4 uses, with a workspace root folder different from the ones that Git-p4 or Git use.

This situation is essentially the same as a coworker submitting changes to Perforce, so bear in mind that it can cause conflicts during rebasing.