Re: [p4] P4 Protect, Group Write access to everything BUT anything matching a specific folder name

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Sambwise, on 2017/10/10 05:30:30 UTC, said:
>    Protections (and most specs) use absolute paths rather than stream-relative paths.  I think this is the protection structure you want (if you run "p4 protect" you can just paste this in):
>   
>     write group Developers * //Project/... write group Developers * -//Project/Console/... write group Developers * -//Project/EngineStaging/... write group ConsoleDevelopers * //Project/Console/...  
>   I tried to simplify it a little for readability -- since the ConsoleDevelopers group never gets access to anything else in //Project, removing access from that group is unnecessary. Similarly, you only need to remove Console/... access from Developers.
>     
Thanks for the reply! Yeah sorry I tried to simplify it potentially a little
too much so my question didn't come across as well. Problem is that works if
the folder is at root, ideally what I'm looking for is to prevent folders
being access if they are called Console anywhere in a stream. (Console will be
replaced with specific platform names). Much like you can do with ignoring in
Stream Views. 

Hope that makes sense



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