Re: multiple paths when committin with TortoiseProc

On 2/20/07, Kapl Roland <rkapl@oebfa.co.at> wrote:

> I just tried to use tortoiseSVN from another program using the shell cmd
> TortoiseProc. Now I need to commit 2 different things at once to the same
> repository. First a single file (say at "path\singleFile"), and then a whole
> directory at a different place (say at
> "differentpath\wholeDirectory"). I (maybe naively) assumed
> this would be possible by issueing TortoiseProc.exe /command:commit
> /notempfile
> /path:"path\singleFile*differentpath\wholeDirectory"
>
> but no success !
>
> Instead I get a peculiar "'.' is not a working copy", "can't open file
> .svn/entries" error message.

Subversion requires a common root for all working copy operations, and
that root must be part of the working copy. If you try to do an
operation on different working copy folders (even if they're from the
same repository) but don't have a common root which is versioned, the
operation will fail.

Stefan

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