p4 labelsync

Synopsis

Syntax

Description

Without a file argument, p4 labelsync causes the label to reflect the contents of the client workspace by adding, deleting, and updating the set of files tagged with the label.

If a file is given, p4 labelsync updates the tag for only that named file. If the file argument includes a revision specification, then that revision is used instead of the revision existing in the workspace. If the file argument includes a revision range, then only the highest revision in that range is used.

Only the Owner: of an unlocked label may use p4 labelsync to tag files with that label.

A label that has its Options: field set to locked cannot be updated with p4 labelsync.

Options

-a	Add the label to files that match the file pattern arguments, even if some of the files being labeled are deleted at their head revision.
-d	Delete the label tag from the named files.
-l labelname	Specify the label to be applied to file revisions
-n	Display what p4 labelsync would do without actually performing the operation.
g-opts	See the Global Options section.

Usage Notes

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

• By default, p4 labelsync operates on the revisions of files last synced to your client workspace. To tag the head revisions of files (or the highest revision in a specified range), use p4 tag.

Related Commands

To create or edit a label	p4 label
To list all labels known to the system	p4 labels
To create a label and tag files with the label	p4 tag