The next step is configuring your server after installation. Installing the server is relatively straightforward after setting up the package repository: sudo apt install helix-p4d You should now have all the Helix Core tools installed on your computer! Server setup In my case, the libxcb library was missing the xinerama dependency, which was easily fixed: sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0
If you find yourself in a similar situation, you can try the following to get a more verbose error message: export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS =1 I personally ran into a problem starting p4v after installation, the Qt framework couldn’t load a specific plugin which lead to the application exiting with an error. The installation of the other Helix Core tools (P4V, P4Admin etc.) is fairly similar to Windows: (obviously you’ll have to configure it, just like on Windows) To install P4, simply enter the following: sudo apt install helix-cliĪfter installation, the p4 tool should be readily available for use: Instead, P4 needs to be installed via the package repository we set up in the previous step. This is a shame because some things like p4 typemap are not exposed in P4V or P4Admin. Unlike with Windows, when you install P4V from Perforce’s website, the P4 command-line tool is not installed with it. The next steps depend on whether you’re setting up your computer as a client or a server. If all went well, you should see multiple programs starting with helix- in the output: You should now be able to install software using apt from the Perforce repository, you can run this command to check it’s working: apt search helix In my case, I was using Pop!_OS 21.04 which is based on the newer Ubuntu hirsute, but focal is the newest available and it worked fine for me. Replace focal with precise, trusty, xenial, or bionic if you’re using an older version of Ubuntu. This section is based on the official documentation, but with some parts rewritten because apt-key is mostly deprecated starting Ubuntu 20.10 (and Debian 11).įirst set up the Perforce repository key and the repository itself: wget -qO - | sudo gpg -dearmor -o /usr/share/keyrings/perforce-archive-keyring.gpgĮcho "deb focal release" | sudo tee /etc/apt//perforce.list In this section, we’re going to set up the Perforce package repository for apt so that we can download the Ubuntu packages of Helix Core. This Action supports all GitHub Hosted and Self-Hosted Runner Operating Systems. Without further ado, let’s dive right in! Setting up the Perforce repository (Client & Server) The perforce/setup-p4 action is a JavaScript Action that sets up Perforce Helix Core P4 CLI in your GitHub Actions workflow, allowing you to easily create interactions between your repository and your Perforce server. After this common setup there are separate sections for a client setup and a server setup. This guide is structured as follows: The first section below needs to be performed for both setting up a client or a server.
I will show you the process of setting up both a client (P4, P4V etc.) and a server (P4D, P4DCTL etc.), as they will have some common setup steps. AlmaLinux is a completely binary compatible fork of RHEL 8 and it is maintained by AlmaLinux OS Foundation which is a register non-profit.In this article, I will guide you through the installation of Helix Core (aka Perforce) on Ubuntu. Open Source Security Podcast - 339 ( MP3)ĪlmaLinux OS is an open-source, community-driven project that is built from the source code of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).
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