Re: Possible bug: TortoiseProc.exe /command:update "skips" updating files after installing Tortoise 1.5

Marcus Boström wrote:
> Hi Stefan & Ron,
>
> Permissions are set to "Everyone - Full control" for all folders,
> subfolders and files that are version controlled. The context-command
> works fine and we have reproduced the same behavior on the second
> machine which we also updated to 1.5. I definitely think we are on
> the right track with investigating permission issues since we needed
> to add the /notempfile to get the script to work with the previous
> version. Is there some way to getting a more detailed error message?

If the update from the context menu works ok, then maybe you pass the
path wrong?
Have you tried passing the path in quotes? For example:
TortoiseProc.exe /command:update /path:"c:\myworkingcopy\project"

The /notempfile flag for the 1.4.x version was needed because without
that, it assumed that the paths to update were written to a temp text
file, so the path you passed with /path:"" was pointing to that text
file unless /notempfile was given.

One other thing:
Subversion sometimes tries to create temporary files in the current
directory (known as CWD, but usually only used in a command line
environment). Maybe it has something to do with the path from where you
start TortoiseProc?

Stefan

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