The `P4 Changelist Grabber` provides a quick way to pull one or more changelists from a Perforce server to a local folder of your choice, pulling the revisions of the files in those changelists (and *only* those files / revisions [unless you want the latest revisions, which it can also do]), maintaining the correct directory hierarchy (unless you want a flat-copy, which it can also do) from your depot(s). There is a way to accomplish this goal from within the Perforce visual client, P4V, but it requires multiple steps, can only deal with one changelist at a time, and is generally a hassle.

Features include:

- Option to pull multiple changelists at one time
- Option to delete existing content in destination directory
- Option to warn before deleting files
- Option to delete files to the Recycle Bin
- Option to maintain directory structure of P4 depot on file copy
- Option to ignore revision information and just get latest on all files in changelist(s)
- Option to display a list of all files pulled, along with their corresponding revision
- Option to display a folder / file count in destination directory
- Options to automatically archive all or part of your grab upon completion
- Auto-saving of settings for subsequent runs of the program
- Microsoft MSI installation package for easy install / un-install
- Automatic update check mechanism
- Integrated feedback / bug report mechanism

The `P4 Changelist Grabber` is made available as FREEWARE. It contains no virii, adware, spyware, back doors, or trojans. It can be used freely for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial.

Version: 1.0.26.0
License: Freeware
Download: P4 Changelist Grabber v. 1.0.26.0

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Tags: freeware, P4, Perforce, SCM

This entry was posted on Thursday, December 30th, 2010 at 12:40 pm and is filed under Uncategorized.

The `P4 Changelist Grabber` provides a quick way to pull one or more changelists from a Perforce server to a local folder of your choice, pulling the revisions of the files in those changelists (and *only* those files / revisions [unless you want the latest revisions, which it can also do]), maintaining the correct directory hierarchy (unless you want a flat-copy, which it can also do) from your depot(s). There is a way to accomplish this goal from within the Perforce visual client, P4V, but it requires multiple steps, can only deal with one changelist at a time, and is generally a hassle.

Features include:

- Option to pull multiple changelists at one time
- Option to delete existing content in destination directory
- Option to warn before deleting files
- Option to delete files to the Recycle Bin
- Option to maintain directory structure of P4 depot on file copy
- Option to ignore revision information and just get latest on all files in changelist(s)
- Auto-saving of settings for subsequent runs of the program
- Microsoft MSI installation package for easy install / un-install
- Automatic update check mechanism
- Integrated feedback / bug report mechanism

The `P4 Changelist Grabber` is made available as FREEWARE. It contains no virii, adware, spyware, back doors, or trojans. It can be used freely for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial.

Version: 1.0.24.0
License: Freeware
Download: P4 Changelist Grabber v. 1.0.24.0

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Tags: freeware, P4, Perforce, SCM

This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 15th, 2010 at 2:34 pm and is filed under Uncategorized.

The `P4 Changelist Grabber` provides a quick way to pull one or more changelists from a Perforce server to a local folder of your choice, pulling the revisions of the files in those changelists (and *only* those files / revisions [unless you want the latest revisions, which it can also do]), maintaining the correct directory hierarchy (unless you want a flat-copy, which it can also do) from your depot(s). There is a way to accomplish this goal from within the Perforce visual client, P4V, but it requires multiple steps, can only deal with one changelist at a time, and is generally a hassle.

Features include:

- Option to pull multiple changelists at one time
- Option to delete existing content in destination directory
- Option to warn before deleting files
- Option to delete files to the Recycle Bin
- Option to maintain directory structure of P4 depot on file copy
- Option to ignore revision information and just get latest on all files in changelist(s)
- Auto-saving of settings for subsequent runs of the program
- Microsoft MSI installation package for easy install / un-install
- Automatic update check mechanism
- Integrated feedback / bug report mechanism

The `P4 Changelist Grabber` is made available as FREEWARE. It contains no virii, adware, spyware, back doors, or trojans. It can be used freely for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial.

Version: 1.0.23.0
License: Freeware
Download: P4 Changelist Grabber v. 1.0.23.0

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, October 26th, 2010 at 7:53 am and is filed under Uncategorized.

The `P4 Changelist Grabber` provides a quick way to pull one or more changelists from a Perforce server to a local folder of your choice, pulling the revisions of the files in those changelists (and *only* those files / revisions [unless you want the latest revisions, which it can also do]), maintaining the correct directory hierarchy (unless you want a flat-copy, which it can also do) from your depot(s). There is a way to accomplish this goal from within the Perforce visual client, P4V, but it requires multiple steps, can only deal with one changelist at a time, and is generally a hassle.

Features include:

- Option to pull multiple changelists at one time
- Option to delete existing content in destination directory
- Option to warn before deleting files
- Option to delete files to the Recycle Bin
- Option to maintain directory structure of P4 depot on file copy
- Option to ignore revision information and just get latest on all files in changelist(s)
- Auto-saving of settings for subsequent runs of the program
- Microsoft MSI installation package for easy install / un-install
- Automatic update check mechanism
- Integrated feedback / bug report mechanism

The `P4 Changelist Grabber` is made available as FREEWARE. It contains no virii, adware, spyware, back doors, or trojans. It can be used freely for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial.

Version: 1.0.20.0
License: Freeware
Download: P4 Changelist Grabber v. 1.0.20.0

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Tags: freeware, P4, Perforce, SCM

This entry was posted on Friday, January 22nd, 2010 at 3:31 pm and is filed under Uncategorized.

The `P4 Changelist Grabber` provides a quick way to pull one or more changelists from a Perforce server to a local folder of your choice, pulling the revisions of the files in those changelists (and *only* those files / revisions [unless you want the latest revisions, which it can also do]), maintaining the correct directory hierarchy (unless you want a flat-copy, which it can also do) from your depot(s). There is a way to accomplish this goal from within the Perforce visual client, P4V, but it requires multiple steps, can only deal with one changelist at a time, and is generally a hassle.

Features include:

- Option to pull multiple changelists at one time
- Option to delete existing content in destination directory
- Option to warn before deleting files
- Option to delete files to the Recycle Bin
- Option to maintain directory structure of P4 depot on file copy
- Option to ignore revision information and just get latest on all files in changelist(s)
- Auto-saving of settings for subsequent runs of the program
- Microsoft MSI installation package for easy install / un-install
- Automatic update check mechanism
- Integrated feedback / bug report mechanism

The `P4 Changelist Grabber` is made available as FREEWARE. It contains no virii, adware, spyware, back doors, or trojans. It can be used freely for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial.

Version: 1.0.17.0
License: Freeware
Download: P4 Changelist Grabber v. 1.0.17.0

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Tags: freeware, P4, Perforce, SCM

This entry was posted on Saturday, November 21st, 2009 at 3:51 pm and is filed under Uncategorized.