Re: git-p4 move/delete errors

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Thanks for the tip about keyword expansion. Fortunately for me we don't use those.

When I was trying to debug this the problem seemed to be that the original file is removed from the local Perforce workspace before the p4 diff command is issued. I am not sure how the server upgrade caused this behavior but it was the only thing that changed when I first started seeing the error.

Lance

On Jul 9, 2010, at 3:21 PM, Tor Arvid Lund wrote:

> On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 5:05 PM, Thomas Berg <merlin66b@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> 
>> On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 2:30 AM, Lance Linder <llinder@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> Until recently I have been successfully using git-p4 with much joy and
>>> happiness. Then suddenly git-p4 submit started throwing "Command
>>> failed: p4 diff -du ..." when ever I delete or move a file.
>>> 
>>> We recently upgraded our perforce server ( Rev.
>>> P4D/NTX86/2009.2/238357 (2010/03/15) ). It was about this time that
>>> the problem came up. First thing I did of course was upgrade to the
>>> latest version of git ( now on 1.7.1 ) but the problem still persists.
>>> Next I updated my p4 client ( Rev. P4/MACOSX104U/2009.2/238357
>>> (2010/03/15) ) but still same problem. All other submits work fine as
>>> long as there are not any deletions or moves.
>> [...]
>>> 
>>> Anyone else seeing these issues?
> 
> Hi. Are any of you using Perforce's "keyword expansion" stuff? I mean
> the thing where you put a:
> 
> $Id$
> 
> keyword in a file, and it expands to something like:
> 
> $Id: //depot/test/main.c#10 $
> 
> If I do that (and, unfortunately, people at my $dayjob do do that),
> I'm almost sure that this is the error I got... The reason seems to be
> that when git imports the file from P4, the keyword expansions get
> stripped off (as in: reset to just $Id$). And then the p4 diff fails
> if the $Id$ type lines are included in the diff. When deleting a file,
> all lines are included in the diff...
> 
> It hasn't itched me hard enough that I have tried hard to solve it
> (unfortunately). I simply do deletes from P4 instead of git-p4 :-/
> 
> -Tor Arvid-
> 
>> Indeed, we just upgraded our Perforce server too, and now I'm getting
>> this exact error. Did you find a solution to the problem?
>> 
>> If not I'm very interested in solving it. Seems like the p4 diff
>> command has changed behaviour and broken the git-p4 script.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> Thomas
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