In previous organization, ‘cvs annotate’ used to give annotation w.r.t modifier login id.
This was very useful and time saving in finding out who modified what in the file.
Could i do same thing in perforce with simple tweeks?
Thanks
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There is a similar question on SO about that already. The best I can come up with is:
p4 annotate -c file, filters out the change numbers and maps those to users (viap4 describe -s #change) and joins the two outputs