p4 opened
Synopsis
List files that are open in pending changelists.
Syntax
p4 [g-opts] opened [-a -s] [-c change] [-C workspace] [-u user] [-m max] [file …]
p4 [g-opts] opened [-a -x] [-m max] [file …]
Description
Use p4 opened to list files that are currently open via p4 add, p4 edit, p4 delete, or p4 integrate. By default, all open files in the current client workspace are listed. You can use command line arguments to list only those files in a particular pending changelist, or to show open files in all pending changelists, and to limit the number of files displayed.
If file specifications are provided as arguments to p4 opened, only those files that match the file specifications are included in the report.
The information displayed for each opened file includes the file's name,
its location in the depot, the revision number that the file was last
synced to, the number of the changelist under which the file was opened,
the operation it is opened for (add,
edit, delete,
branch, move/add,
move/delete, integrate,
import, purge, or
archive), and the type of the file. The output for each
file looks like this:
depot-file#rev
- action chnum
change (type)
[lock-status]
where:
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depot-fileis the path in depot syntax; -
revis the revision number; -
actionis the operation the file was open for:add,edit,delete,branch, orintegrate; -
chnumis the number of the submitting changelist; and -
typeis the type of the file at the given revision. -
If the file is locked (see p4 lock), a warning that it is
*locked*appears at the line's end. -
Files with filetypes that use the
+lmodifier are exclusively-locked (see the example for p4 typemap) and are displayed with a lock status of*exclusive*.
You can use the -s option to provide shortened output
that omits the # number
and the (revtype) of the file. This form of the
command typically runs faster than the default.
Options
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List opened files in all client workspaces. In distributed environments, this option lists only those files opened in other workspaces on your edge server; files opened on other edge servers do not appear. |
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List the files in pending changelist
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List only files that are open in the specified client
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List only the first |
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Short output; do not output the revision number or file type.
This option is more efficient, particularly when using the
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List only those files that were opened by
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In distributed environments, list all files that have the
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See “Global Options”. |
Usage Notes
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Can File Arguments Use Revision Specifier? |
Can File Arguments Use Revision Range? |
Minimal Access Level Required |
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No |
No |
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Perforce does not prevent users from opening already open files; its default scheme is to allow multiple users to edit the file simultaneously, and then resolve file conflicts with p4 resolve. To determine whether or not another user already has a particular file opened, use p4 opened -a
file. -
Locked files appear in the output of p4 opened with an indication of
*locked*. On UNIX, you can find all locked files you have open with the following command:p4 opened | grep "*locked*"
This lists all open files you have locked with p4 lock.
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p4 opened -a can have a performance impact on large sites; unless you need the exact revision number or file type of an opened file, best practice is to use p4 opened -as.
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p4 opened does not show files in shelved changelists. To display shelved changelists, use p4 changes -s shelved, and then use p4 describe -s -S
changelistto display the files in the selected changelist(s).
Examples
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p4 opened -c 35 //depot/main/... |
List all files in pending changelist 35 that lie under the
depot's |
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p4 opened -a -c default |
List all opened files in the default changelists for all client workspaces. |