p4 reviews
Synopsis
List all the users who have subscribed to review particular files.
Syntax
p4 [g-opts] reviews [-C
client] [-c
change] [file
...]
Description
The p4 reviews command is intended for use in external programs
that call Perforce.
Users subscribe to review files by providing file patterns in the
Reviews: field in their p4 user form.
p4 reviews -c change lists each user who has subscribed to
review any files included in the submitted changelist change. The
alternate form, (p4 reviews file
...), lists the users who have subscribed to review any
files that match the file patterns provided as arguments. If you provide
no arguments to p4 reviews, all users who have subscribed to
review any files are listed.
Options
|
|
List all users who have subscribed to review any files opened in the
specified workspace |
|
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List all users who have subscribed to review any files included in
submitted changelist |
|
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See “Global Options”. |
Usage Notes
| Can File Arguments Use Revision Specifier? | Can File Arguments Use Revision Range? | Minimal Access Level Required |
|---|---|---|
|
No |
No |
|
- The syntax p4 reviews -c
changelistfile... ignores the file arguments entirely. -
p4 reviewsis an unusual command. It was created to support external daemons, but it does nothing without theReviews:field of thep4 userform, which has a very specific meaning.It is possible to enter values in the
Reviews:field that mean something originally unintended by Perforce in order to create more generalized daemons. At Perforce, for example, we run a jobs daemon that sends email to any users who have subscribed to review jobs anytime a new job is submitted. Because there’s nothing built into Perforce that allows users to subscribe to review jobs, we co-opt a single line of theReviews:field: Perforce sends job email to any users who have subscribed to review the non-existent path//depot/jobs/.