I've created a perforce workspace and I've sync it to the head version.
However I would like to sync the same workspace to a label but without deleting files that are not in the label. Like running the command p4 sync <workspace>/... @=label .
I've tried many combinations of the populate command but all of them have run something like p4 sync <arguments><workspace>/... @label
Is there a way to run the p4sync command on jenkins so that it run a p4 sync ** @= command?*
Thanks!
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JENKINS-58745 P4Groovy p4.run() does not locate credentials in folder
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[JENKINS-57314] P4 Sync to label after sync to head without deleting non labeled files
Jose Valverde
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Karl Wirth
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| Assignee | New: Karl Wirth [ p4karl ] |
Jose Valverde
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| Description |
Original:
I've created a perforce workspace and I've sync it to the head version. However I would like to sync the same workspace to a label but without deleting files that are not in the label. Like running the command p4 sync <workspace>/... @=label . I've tried with may continuations of the populate command but all of them have run something like p4 sync <arguments><workspace>/... @label Is there a way to have a to run the p4sync command to create a *@= command?* *Thanks!* |
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I've created a perforce workspace and I've sync it to the head version. However I would like to sync the same workspace to a label but without deleting files that are not in the label. Like running the command p4 sync <workspace>/... @=label . I've tried many combinations of the populate command but all of them have run something like p4 sync <arguments><workspace>/... @label Is there a way to run the p4sync command on jenkins so that it run a p4 sync *** *@= command?* *Thanks!* |
Karl Wirth
added a comment - Hi citylife4. I have not been able to find a way to do this so will mark this as an enhancement request for the developers. The workaround would be to do the whole sync using P4Groovy:
https://www.perforce.com/manuals/jenkins/Content/P4Jenkins/p4groovy.html?Highlight=P4Groovy
You could then specify the command line you need for the sync.
Karl Wirth
added a comment - Hi citylife4 . I have not been able to find a way to do this so will mark this as an enhancement request for the developers. The workaround would be to do the whole sync using P4Groovy:
https://www.perforce.com/manuals/jenkins/Content/P4Jenkins/p4groovy.html?Highlight=P4Groovy
You could then specify the command line you need for the sync. Karl Wirth
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| Labels | New: P4_B |
Karl Wirth
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| Assignee | Original: Karl Wirth [ p4karl ] |
Jose Valverde
added a comment - Hi p4karl .
Thanks for you feedback,
In the meanwhile, I'll try to sync my workspace as you've instructed!
Jose Valverde
added a comment - Hi p4karl .
Thanks for you feedback,
In the meanwhile, I'll try to sync my workspace as you've instructed! Jose Valverde
added a comment - Hi p4karl,
I'm trying to change my job to run a P4Groovy, and I've created an example as in the link you've shared, and i'm getting the following error:
[Pipeline] End of Pipeline ERROR: P4: Task Exception: Invalid credentials
This is my test code:
node("my_node") { // Define workspace def ws = [$class: 'StreamWorkspaceImpl', charset: 'none', format: 'jenkins-${JOB_NAME}', pinHost: false, streamName: '//my_workspace']// Create object def p4 = p4 (credential: 'my_client', workspace: manualSpec(charset: 'none', cleanup: false, name: 'jenkins-${NODE_NAME}-${JOB_NAME}-${EXECUTOR_NUMBER}', pinHost: false, spec: clientSpec(allwrite: false, backup: true, changeView: '', clobber: true, compress: false, line: 'LOCAL', locked: false, modtime: false, rmdir: false, serverID: '', streamName: '', type: 'WRITABLE', view: 'my_workspace'))) p4.run('sync','...') }
Please note that "my_client" is the same using in other working jobs.
Is there any additional configuration needed on my job, rather then what is on the shared link (de-select groovy sandbox) ?
Thanks for the help!
Jose Valverde
added a comment - Hi p4karl ,
I'm trying to change my job to run a P4Groovy, and I've created an example as in the link you've shared, and i'm getting the following error:
[Pipeline] End of Pipeline
ERROR: P4: Task Exception: Invalid credentials
This is my test code:
node( "my_node" ) {
// Define workspace
def ws = [$class: 'StreamWorkspaceImpl' ,
charset: 'none' , format: 'jenkins-${JOB_NAME}' ,
pinHost: false , streamName: ' //my_workspace' ]// Create object
def p4 = p4 (credential: 'my_client' , workspace: manualSpec(charset: 'none' , cleanup: false , name: 'jenkins-${NODE_NAME}-${JOB_NAME}-${EXECUTOR_NUMBER}' , pinHost: false , spec: clientSpec(allwrite: false , backup: true , changeView: '', clobber: true , compress: false , line: ' LOCAL ', locked: false , modtime: false , rmdir: false , serverID: ' ', streamName: ' ', type: ' WRITABLE ', view: ' my_workspace')))
p4.run( 'sync' , '...' )
}
Please note that "my_client" is the same using in other working jobs.
Is there any additional configuration needed on my job, rather then what is on the shared link (de-select groovy sandbox) ?
Thanks for the help!
Karl Wirth
added a comment - Hi citylife4,
Sorry 'credential' is a typo. That should be your Jenkins credential not the workspace name. For example:
def p4 = p4 (credential: 'myJenkinsCrentialName',workspace: ...
Karl Wirth
added a comment - Hi citylife4 ,
Sorry 'credential' is a typo. That should be your Jenkins credential not the workspace name. For example:
def p4 = p4 (credential: 'myJenkinsCrentialName' ,workspace: ...
Hi citylife4 - Not sure so I will try it out here and get back to you with my findings.