Q:

Find the diff chunks without p4 resolve

I want to design a shell script that will take the resolve decision based on the diff chunks shown by 'p4 resolve'
The current state of my script is something like - 
p4 integ -b  @=CL #This will open the files in my default CL.
p4 resolve                       #It will now resolve the files opened in my default CL one by one
Now my Problem is, with p4 resolve, I cannot redirect its output to some file and or read the diff chunks because, it shows diff chunks for one file and waits for the user input for resolve decision. I want the script to take the very obvious resolve decision. 
So, is there any way to find the diff chunks for the files in my default CL? So that, I can read these diff chunks anyhow and make these obvious resolve decisions?

A:

I wanted to do something similar; output the actual conflicts in a Jenkins job so that the information could be sent to the relevant development engineer.
I noticed the handy p4-dump-conficts script by jwd, based on that, perhaps the following is enough
echo -e "d\ns\n" | P4EDITOR=cat p4 resolve

(i.e. get p4 resolve to (d)iff and then (s)kip and use cat to output the results. This works for all 'pending' files in the workspace)

