RemoteID: origin RemoteUser: ftp Address: public.perforce.com:1666 Owner: ftp Options: unlocked compress Description: This fetches the mainline branch of the SDP from the Perforce Public Depot (aka The Workshop). LastFetch: default LastPush: default DepotMap: //sdp/workshop_main/... //guest/perforce_software/sdp/main/...
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#3 | 25550 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Split HMS from SDP, such that HMS will live on as a separate product, layered on the SDP. See: https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com/jobs/SDP-356 Many of the files deleted here have already been copied to HMS. See these HMS changes: https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com/changes/25531 https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com/changes/25533 And this branch spec: SDP_Split_2019.2_HMS In mkrep.sh, HMS-awareness is removed from mkrep.sh, a core SDP script, and the '-f' (Full Setup) flag has been temporarily removed. This useful functionality will be restored in an HMS script. This is a big change, so shellcheck v0.6.0 was implemented to support it. |
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#2 | 25478 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Adapted HMS setup to new SDP structure. Bypassing pre-commit review for obvious fixes and to enable testing. #review-25479 |
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#1 | 24219 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Changed hms remote spec for the Public Depot to be the default 'origin'. This simplifies the update even further, so the fetch can be done using simply 'p4 fetch' without requiring the '-r' flag to specify a remote spec name. |
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#1 | 21294 | C. Thomas Tyler | Merged down hms dev work. | ||
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#1 | 21103 | C. Thomas Tyler | Merge down to dev from main. | ||
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#1 | 21081 | C. Thomas Tyler |
Added preliminary files in support of automation of the HMS Tight Ship installation. The key file here hs hms_ts_setup.sh, which is currently a 'doc only' script that documents what it is intended to do, although it doesn't currently do anything that affects data. The '-h' and '-man' flags work to convey their intent. This also contains various spec files to be used in the actual implementation. Bypassing pre-commit review since this is only adding new 'doc only' code, not active software. #review-21082 |