SVN commands fails due to 32k char lenght restriction on Windows.
From: Sachin Deshapnde <SVD_at_live.in>
Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2008 15:06:37 +0530
Hello, I am using SVN command line client 1.5.2 on windows. I am trying fire SVN command line commands through another program written in C++ - QT (using QProcess). But due to 32K char length limitation of Windows Command line, I can not able to execute SVN commands if the command line crosses 32K chars. eg. if i want to commit 500 files with file name length more than 70 chars. SVN Command fails. Is there any way by which we can specify all the file names in a file and use that text file to commit all the files. Its something like "svn commit --file filelist.txt". Or can you suggest me any other solution. This type of handling is there in javac. Thanking you,Sachin.
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