Perforce (p4) to Git migration

This process use Git-p4 as an import tool. Please follow below steps:-

Install Python, Perforce client, Git bash on your machine.

Download python script (git-p4.py) from given location@ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/git/git/master/git-p4.py

Set following environment variables:-

P4PORT=public.perforce.com:1666

P4USER=testgitp4

Run following command to import P4 project supplying project depot path on Perforce server and the path into which you want to import project.

$ python git-p4.py //depot/myproject@all /e/git/myproject

Importing from //depot/myproject@all into /e/git/myproject

Initialized empty Git repository in /private/tmp/p4import/.git/

Import destination: refs/remotes/p4/master

Importing revision 2153 (100%)

Chand directory to /e/git/myproject

At this point you’re almost done. If you run git log, you can see your imported work.

$ git log -2

commit 33ddd3a8c5c1eda6eace15be3sss3c318b32c39

Author: git p4 <git@p4test.com>

Date: Tue Oct 30 03:08:07 2012 -0500

- Updated templates.

[git-p4: depot-paths = "//depot/myproject": change = 310]

commit 49a02a40721d88b9f878c719d3e8a3be91398744

Author: git p4 <git@p4test.com>

Date: Tue Oct 16 07:14:39 2012 -0500

- Updated file.

[git-p4: depot-paths = "//depot/myproject": change = 311]

Upload imported files to Git

$ git checkout -b development
$ git init

$ git remote add origin ssh://user@server:8022/path/some_git_project.git
$ git remote –v

$ git push -u origin development

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