[p4] How can I prevent a user from using "accept mine" during resolution

[todd.benham@kodak.com]

Don't allow multiple check outs. That's how most CM tools work. Perforce
can be used that way too.

Todd 


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Subject: Re: [p4] How can I prevent a user from using "accept mine" during
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I don't see a way to enforce this with triggers.

I would suggest things like education, admonishment, whips, and firing, 
applied roughly in that order. :)

Steve

Alok Narula wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  
>
> In my company I'm finding that some developers don't take the pain of 
> resolving a file when the file they're trying to submit is earlier 
> than the depot version. These guys select "accept mine" when Perforce 
> prompts them to resolve a file, and consequently overwrite the latest 
> revision with their old revision, which sometimes is many revisions 
> older than the latest revision.
>
>  
>
> I would like to know how I can prevent a user from using "accept mine" 
> during resolution? I was thinking of writing a trigger but I don't see 
> any argument that captures the return value of the p4 resolve command.
>
>  
>
> Alok
>
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