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Friday, September 29, 2006
Files change color in the Project panel as you use Perforce, but what do the colors mean?
Actually, that's undocumented in 5.1. Here's their meaning:
Deleted
Modified
Added
Merged
Merged with conflicts
Deleted from file system
Ignored
Unknown
In version 6 you can change these colors, but not in 5.1.
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