Re: createpatch via commandline

On 22.02.2013 17:48, Jeff Hedlund wrote:
>> On 22.02.2013 15:37, Jeff Hedlund wrote:
>>> I still want to use TortoiseSVN as part of the process, to be
>>> able to choose which files to patch for example, but I don't need
>>> to see the file "save as" dialog - I can automate the name of the
>>> file and save to a temporary directory, automatically upload to
>>> our issue tracker with proper flags, etc.
>>>
>>> So I am looking for an /outfile parameter to the
>>> /command:createpatch that would auto-save the resulting patch
>>> file.
>>
>> svn diff path/to/file path/to/file2 > patchfile.txt
>
> Yes, but that doesn't give the TortoiseSVN UI of selecting the files
> to include in the patch (see previous post).
>
> In our workflow, we create the patch using TortoiseSVN Create Patch
> then selecting the appropriate files via checkboxes and also many
> times take the opportunity to review the changes in the TortoiseSVN
> UI before creating the patch.

pass /savepath:"path/to/file/to/save" on the command line to skip the
save-as dialog.

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