Mirroring perforce with SVK?

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Anyone know of a way to use SVK with perforce? The docs seem to imply it used to be possible, but some mailing list messages claim that is no longer the case?

You might get better answers if you state more clearly what you want to acheive by using SVK or some other tool... — rohancragg, Oct 20 '08 at 09:04
Am I the only one weirdly redirected here by GitHub Copilot? — Ulysse BN, Aug 05 '22 at 15:24

score 2 · Accepted Answer · answered Oct 20 '08 at 08:23

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For a private repository, you should try P5

answered Oct 20 '08 at 08:23

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score 1 · Answer 2 · answered Sep 10 '08 at 09:22

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Why use SVK to mirror Perforce? Surely using a Perforce Proxy is the best way to make your repository distributed?

answered Sep 10 '08 at 09:22

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Perforce proxy isn't quite what I'm looking for - I want to maintain a private repository for intermediate checkins. I guess ideally we should be using branches here, but that's not really an option. – zigdon Sep 10 '08 at 17:31

Mirroring perforce with SVK?

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