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P4 CLI Documentation | 2025.2

# p4 fixes

List jobs and the changelists that fix them.

## Syntax

    p4 [g-opts] fixes [-i] [-m max] [-j job] [-c changelist] [FileSpec[revSpec]]

Syntax and naming conventions

## Description

After a job has been linked to a particular numbered changelist with `p4 fix`, `p4 change`, or `p4 submit`, the job is fixed by the changelist (even if the changelist is still pending). The `p4 fixes` command lists changelists and the jobs they fix.

If invoked without arguments, `p4 fixes` displays all fix records. Fix records are displayed in the following format:

    jobname fixed by change changelist on date by user (status)

You can limit the listed fixes by combining the following options when calling `p4 fixes`:

- Use the `-c changelist` option to list only the jobs fixed by that pending or submitted changelist.
- Use the `-j job` option to list only those pending or submitted changelists that fix that job.
- Provide one or more file pattern arguments. If you provide a file argument, only submitted changelists affecting files that match the file patterns are listed. Pending changelists are not included. If a revision specifier or revision range is included, only submitted changelists that affected files at the given revisions are listed. You can use the `-i` option with a file pattern argument to include fixes made by changelists that were integrated into the specified files.
- Use the `-m max` option to limit the output to the first `max` fixes.

This command runs in lockless mode if `db.peeking` is set to `r`

## Options

Option | Description
--- | ---
`-c changelist` | Limit the displayed fixes to those that include the specified changelist.
`-i` | Include fixes made by changelists that affected files integrated into the specified files.
`-j jobname` | Limit the displayed fixes to those that include the specified job.
`-m max` | List only the first `max` fixes.
`g-opts` | See Global options.

## Usage notes

Can File Arguments Use Revision Specifier? | Can File Arguments Use Revision Range? | Minimal Access Level Required
--- | --- | ---
Yes | Yes | `list`

The command returns no output if there is no object to report on.

## Examples

`p4 fixes //depot/proj1/...` | Display all fixes made by submitted changelists that included any files under `//depot/proj1`.
`p4 fixes file.c` | Display all fixes made by submitted changes that included any and all revisions of `file.c`.
`p4 fixes file.c#5` | Display all fixes made by submitted changes that included revisions 1 through 5 of `file.c`.
`p4 fixes file.c#5,5` | Display only those fixes associated with the changelist in which `file.c#5` was submitted.
`p4 fixes -c 414` | Display all jobs fixed by pending or submitted changelist 414.

## Related commands

To create or edit an existing job | `p4 job`
To list all jobs known to the system | `p4 jobs`
To attach a job to a particular changelist; the job is fixed by that changelist | `p4 fix`
To change the format of jobs at your site (superuser only) | `p4 jobspec`
To read information about the format of jobs at your site | `p4 jobspec` -o

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