Reputation: 35434
Let's say we have two revisions needed to be compare i.e. r1
and r2
.
Normally we 1) open SVN log using TortoiseSVN, then 2) pick up the two revision from the log, and 3) compare them - details as snapshots below.
My question is how can we do the same thing via TortoiseSVN command-line, i.e. TortoiseProc.exe?
p.s.
Looking at official guide from TortoiseSVN page, link me to /command:showcommand
but I failed to build a successful complete command call with its arguments such as url1
, url2
, revision1
, and revision2
I'm using local SVN repository created at folder F:\Desktop\aa
on my PC; checked-out at F:\Desktop\aaco
My command that failed is as below
tortoiseproc /command:showcompare /url1:file:///F:/Desktop/aaco /revision1:1 /url2:file:///F:/Desktop/aaco /revision2:3
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1083
Reputation: 35434
The correct command should be as below - the url must point to the local repo folder instead of the checkout one.
tortoiseproc /command:showcompare /url1:file:///F:/Desktop/aa /revision1:1 /url2:file:///F:/Desktop/aa /revision2:3
Upvotes: 1