p4 reopen has two different but related uses:
• Use p4 reopen -c changelist# file to move an open file from its current pending changelist to pending changelist changelist#.
• Use p4 reopen -c default to move a file to the default changelist.
• If file patterns are provided, all open files matching the patterns are moved or retyped. The two flags can be combined to move a file and change its type in the same operation.
Move all open files matching file pattern file to pending changelist changelist#. To move a file to the default changelist, use default as the changelist number. When submitted, store file as type filetype. All subsequent revisions will be of that file type until the type is changed again.See the File Types section for a list of file types. See the Global Options section.
Can File Arguments Use
Revision Specifier? Can File Arguments Use
Revision Range? Minimal Access Level Required
Reopen all open files as text files with keyword expansion. p4 reopen -c 410
//depot/proj1/... //.../README Move all open files under directory //depot/proj1 or that are named README to pending changelist 410. Move all open .exe files to the default changelist, overwriting older revisions of those files in the depot.
p4 opened -c changelist# p4 changes -p pending To open a file for edit under a particular pending changelist and as a particular type To open a file for add under a particular pending changelist and as a particular type To implement pessimistic locking (exclusive-open) for all files in a depot. After this changelist is submitted, only one user at a time will be able to edit files in the depot named depotname. p4 edit -t +l //depotname/...