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Open files for add, delete, and/or edit in order to reconcile a workspace with changes made outside of Perforce.The p4 reconcile command finds unopened files in a client's workspace and detects the following three types of inconsistencies between your workspace and the server:
1. Files present in the depot, present in your have list, but missing from your workspace. By default, these files are then opened for delete.
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3. By default, p4 reconcile does not check files and/or paths mentioned in the P4IGNORE file. Use the -I flag to override this behavior and ignore the P4IGNORE file.
Edit files: Find files in the client workspace that have been modified outside of Perforce, and open them for edit. Add files: Find files in the client workspace that are not under Perforce control and open them for add. Delete files: Find files missing from the client workspace, but present on the server; open these files for delete, but only if these files are in the user's have list. Add filenames that contain special (wildcard) characters. Files containing the special characters @, #, %, or * are reformatted to encode the characters using hex notation. After these files are added, you must refer to them using their reformatted filenames. Display output in local file syntax with relative paths, similar to the workspace-centric view of p4 status. See the Global Options section.
Can File Arguments Use
Revision Specifier? Can File Arguments Use
Revision Range? Minimal Access Level Required
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• When called without arguments, p4 reconcile opens the files in a changelist. To preview an operation, you must either use the -n flag with p4 reconcile, or use the p4 status command.
A shortcut for p4 reconcile -n A shortcut for p4 reconcile -ead
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