p4util - your Perforce scripting toolkit
Intro
This is a collection of Python scripts that may enhance your Perforce experience.
To run individual scripts, run:
python -m p4util.script
Install
From PyPI
pip install p4util
From Source
Sync //guest/lester_cheung/p4util/… to your workspace.
Run python setup.py install
Develop
Sync //guest/lester_cheung/p4util/… to your workspace.
Run python setup.py develop
This will install the package that points to your workspace using symlinks so you can test your changes without re-installing.
Reporting Bugs
Bug reports can be filed in the Perorce Workshop.
Credits
Sven (sven_erik_knop) - for his P4Pythonlib (//guest/sven_erik_knop/P4Pythonlib) and P4Python.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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