p4 interchanges

Report changes not yet integrated.

Syntax

p4 [g-opts] interchanges [-f -l -r -t -F] [-u user]
                          from[FileSpec[revSpec]] toFile

p4 [g-opts] interchanges [-f -l -r -t -F] [-u user] -b branchname 
                          to[FileSpec[revSpec]...]

p4 [g-opts] interchanges [-f -l -r -t -F] [-u user] -b branchname -s 
                          from[FileSpec[revSpec]] [toFileSpec]

p4 [g-opts] interchanges [-f -l -r -t -F] [-u user] -S stream [-P parent] 
                          [FileSpec[revSpec]] [toFileSpec]

The p4 interchanges command lists changes that have not been integrated from a set of source files to a set of target files.

`-b branchname`	Use the source and target as defined by the specified branch specification.
`-b branchname -s fromFile[revSpec] [toFileSpec]`	Preview bidirectional integrations (used by Helix Server applications; see `p4 integrate` for details.)
`-f`	List files that require integration. For partially integrated changelists, files might be listed even if they were integrated individually.
`-F`	Used with `-S`, ignores a stream’s expected flow. It can also force it to generate a branch view based on a virtual stream; the mapping itself refers to the underlying real stream.
`-l`	Long form: include full text of the changelist description.
`-r`	For use with the -b option to reverse the direction of the integration.
`-S stream [-P parent]`	Display integrations pending between the stream and its parent. To treat another stream as the parent, specify `-P`.
`-t`	Display full date and time that changelist was submitted. By default, only the date is displayed.
`-u user`	Limit results to those submitted by the specified user.
`g-opts`	See Global options.

Can File Arguments Use Revision Specifier?	Can File Arguments Use Revision Range?	Minimal Access Level Required
N/A	N/A	`list`