Jobs.sh #1

#! /bin/sh
# $Id: //guest/sean_nolan/perforce/utils/triggers/Jobs.sh#1 $
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# mustfix: Require Perforce commits to have a job number associated with
# every change.
#
# Note that the p4 server collects the output from this program and shows it
# to the client user if the program returns non-zero, indicating failure.  
# Success is silent to avoid nattering at the user unnecessarily.
#
# args:
#
# $1 - the changelist being submitted
# $2 - the Perforce username
# $3 - the Perforce clientspec
#
# Section to add to "p4 triggers":
# Triggers:
#        must_fix //depot/... "/usr/local/bin/mustfix %change% %user% %client%"
# (Note that if you have more than one server on this machine, you might want to
# add "%serverport%" to the argument list and process it in the script, below.)

PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin

change=$1
user=$2
client=$3

P4USER=$user; export P4USER
P4CLIENT=$client; export P4CLIENT
P4PORT=obie:1666; export P4PORT

fixes=`p4 fixes -c $change | wc -l`
result=`p4 fixes -c $change`
info=`p4 info`

if [ $fixes -gt 0 ] ; then
    #echo "Submitting change $change for $fixes problems"
    exit 0
else
    echo "Client $client user $user."
    echo "Change $change doesn't fix anything."
    echo P4 result is $result.
    echo $info
    exit 1
fi