Re: Diff+blame with Tortoise command line

sverhagen wrote:
>
> Stefan Küng wrote:
>> simple:
>> svn blame file -rREV1 > blame1
>> svn blame file -rREV2 > blame2
>> svn diff blame1 blame2
>>
>> Well, at least you get the idea. The last diff won't work of course,
>> because it doesn't take two local files.
>>
>
> Well, I agree I could do it this way, but I was actually hoping to do it
> without having all my colleagues having to install SVN. They already have
> TortoiseSVN installed, and just opening a plain diff was no problem, using
> Tortoise.

As of revision 11927, you can call:
TortoiseProc.exe /command:diff /path:"path/to/file" /startrev:100
/endrev:99 /blame

(use the next nightly build to try)

Stefan

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