Re: git-p4 and keyword substitution

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On 06/05/11 18:26, Michael Horowitz wrote:
All,

I was wondering if there is a way to deal with this issue...

It seems that git removes the keyword substitutions from Perforce.
This is fine, except for the fact that it does not remove them from
the p4 client shadow.  So, this causes git-p4 submit to fail whenever
it either deletes a file with keywords (since the file it is deleting
has the keywords and doesn't match) or lines close to the keywords
change, such that applying the patch doesn't work.

A Google search turned up a thread from a few years ago where someone
submitted a patch to make removing the keyword substitutions optional,
but I guess that patch never got accepted, at least not that I can
see.

Is there any other way of dealing with this?

I had exactly the same problem only yesterday, and found exactly the same thread!

I made a patch to git-p4 which zaps the RCS keywords in the perforce checkout if a conflict occurs.

I got as far as something which works if you just delete a line, but fails if you delete the entire file. And is a bit ugly.

I was going to ask the exact question you've asked though, to see if there's a better way.

Luke
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