Namespace: Perforce.P4
Assembly: p4api.net (in p4api.net.dll) Version: 2015.1.103.4687 (2015.1.103.4687)

Syntax

C#
public IList<FileSpec> LabelSync(
	IList<FileSpec> toFiles,
	string labelName,
	Options options
)
Visual Basic
Public Function LabelSync ( _
	toFiles As IList(Of FileSpec), _
	labelName As String, _
	options As Options _
) As IList(Of FileSpec)
Visual C++
public:
IList<FileSpec^>^ LabelSync(
	IList<FileSpec^>^ toFiles, 
	String^ labelName, 
	Options^ options
)

Parameters

toFiles
Type: System.Collections.Generic..::..IList<(Of <(<'FileSpec>)>)>
labelName
Type: System..::..String
options
Type: Perforce.P4..::..Options

Return Value

Remarks


p4 help labelsync

labelsync -- Apply the label to the contents of the client workspace

p4 labelsync [-a -d -n -q] -l label [file[revRange] ...]

Labelsync causes the specified label to reflect the current contents
of the client. It records the revision of each file currently synced.
The label's name can subsequently be used in a revision specification
as @label to refer to the revision of a file as stored in the label.

Without a file argument, labelsync causes the label to reflect the
contents of the whole client, by adding, deleting, and updating the
label. If a file is specified, labelsync updates the specified file.

If the file argument includes a revision specification, that revision
is used instead of the revision synced by the client. If the specified
revision is a deleted revision, the label includes that deleted
revision. See 'p4 help revisions' for details about specifying
revisions.

If the file argument includes a revision range specification,
only files selected by the revision range are updated, and the
highest revision in the range is used.

The -a flag adds the specified file to the label.

The -d deletes the specified file from the label, regardless of
revision.

The -n flag previews the operation without altering the label.

Only the owner of a label can run labelsync on that label. A label
that has its Options: field set to 'locked' cannot be updated.

The -q flag suppresses normal output messages. Messages regarding
errors or exceptional conditions are displayed.

See Also