- Now uses the custom C++ Perforce library developed for Horde. This removes dependencies on an installed P4.EXE tool, improves performance, and paves the way to cross-platform support via command line invocations.
- As part of the migration to the new Perforce library, the codebase now uses async/await extensively instead of background threads, and supports a proper cancellation path rather than aborting threads.
- ILogger is now used for writing log files.
- Started converting to use of nullable annotations.
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[CL 18511154 by Ben Marsh in ue5-main branch]
- Removed functionality to set environment variables through the IPerforceConnection object. This is now handled via PerforceEnvironment.
- Added support for logging in using the native Perforce connection implementation.
- Started migrating methods that return a list of responses to return an IAsyncEnumerable instead. This makes it much easier to perform stream processing on requests that return a lot of data.
- Added the "p4 depot" command.
- Added the "p4 have" command.
- Added the "p4 opened" command.
- Added the "p4 stream" command.
- Added the "p4 users" command.
- Added support for printing files to a temporary file, and for p4 print commands returning metadata along with the payload in its response.
- Fixed stream corruption using native Perforce library if a record did not completely fit within the output buffer.
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[CL 18504069 by Ben Marsh in ue5-main branch]
When a header is specified via the -File=... or -FileList=... arguments, we scan the engine and project directories for source files and parse the include directives from them. A lookup table is built that maps from filename to files that include it, allowing building a (conservative) superset of the files which may include it.
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[CL 18486253 by Ben Marsh in ue5-main branch]
Nodes can now be implemented by arbitary C# methods. Graph structure is specified through expression trees implemented using Bg* types, which are not substituted with values until execution time. Doing so allows determination of node and option dependencies for a particular target, allowing us to generate dynamic UI for presenting relevant settings to the user.
Includes partial implementation of Installed Build script as an example implementation.
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[CL 18477305 by Ben Marsh in ue5-main branch]
Global config file now includes a list of conditions which are evaluated against an agent's properties. The first condition that matches specifies the rate for the agent. This should give us plenty of flexibility in pricing out esoteric configurations dependent on factors like instance type, OS, etc...
Rates are cached in Redis and re-evaluated every 5 minutes.
#fyi Josh.Engebretson
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[CL 18469963 by Ben Marsh in ue5-main branch]
- PerforceEnvironment class now allows querying the state of Perforce environment variables in a client agnostic way. (Supports system environment variables on Mac/Linux, and registry on Win32. Also reads settings from any P4ENVIRO file, and P4CONFIG files when initialized with a directory.)
- Connection settings are now stored in a PerforceSettings object, with a read-only IPerforceSettings interface. Both clients can be initialized through the same parameter block.
- A connection can be created using the PerforceConnection.CreateAsync() method. Specifying the IPerforceSettings.PreferNativeClient will create a NativePerforceConnection implementation where possible.
[CL 18464429 by Ben Marsh in ue5-main branch]
