I use The Perforce Windows Client for my version control. I have set BC3 up as my diff tool. Frequently, when there is a decent load on my system (compile, etc.), when I run "diff against depot" to compare my local checked out version of a file with a version on the server, the diff fails.
The perforce client pulls a copy of the file on the server and stores it to a local temp directory, then passing this file name and the local file to the diff tool. BC3 then reports that the temp file doesn't exist.
I'm not sure if the perforce client is executing the diff before the file exists or there is a locking issue, but this problem never happened with BC2. And when I am having the issue, if I swap the diff tool back to BC2, the problem immediately goes away.
I am running Perforce Windows Client (P4Win) Version 2007.3.147477, P4 server P4D/FREEBSD60X86/2007.3/152469 and BC Version 3.0.9 (build 9222)
The perforce client pulls a copy of the file on the server and stores it to a local temp directory, then passing this file name and the local file to the diff tool. BC3 then reports that the temp file doesn't exist.
I'm not sure if the perforce client is executing the diff before the file exists or there is a locking issue, but this problem never happened with BC2. And when I am having the issue, if I swap the diff tool back to BC2, the problem immediately goes away.
I am running Perforce Windows Client (P4Win) Version 2007.3.147477, P4 server P4D/FREEBSD60X86/2007.3/152469 and BC Version 3.0.9 (build 9222)
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