p4-fusion, when run with the --includeBinaries false arguments, currently disregards binary file changes completely, even if the file was changed from text to a binary file or vice versa.
We need to have a consistent behavior when choosing to ignore binary file changes when the file types are changed in such a manner.
E.g.
Case 1: A file added as text, then change to a binary file in a subsequent CL
p4-fusion will disregard the change and will leave the file state as was in the repo when it was a "text" file.
Case 2: A file added as text, then changed to binary, and then deleted from the depot
p4-fusion will add the file as text initially but not remove it later on since it was intermediately changed to a binary file before it got deleted.
p4-fusion, when run with the
--includeBinaries false
arguments, currently disregards binary file changes completely, even if the file was changed from text to a binary file or vice versa.We need to have a consistent behavior when choosing to ignore binary file changes when the file types are changed in such a manner.
E.g.
Case 1: A file added as text, then change to a binary file in a subsequent CL
p4-fusion will disregard the change and will leave the file state as was in the repo when it was a "text" file.
Case 2: A file added as text, then changed to binary, and then deleted from the depot
p4-fusion will add the file as text initially but not remove it later on since it was intermediately changed to a binary file before it got deleted.