tisdag 21 maj 2024 kl. 02:25:59 UTC+2 skrev Kieren:

For some reason when using the command line merge for some of my 
repositories it regularly requires a cleanup, sometimes 2 or 3 times before 
I can get a merge through.

I've then noticed using explorer to do the merge with the same info will go 
through on the first try - even after it's right after trying with the 
command line trigger and it asking to be cleaned. So I can only assume it's 
something to do with this method.

ie, cmd command I'm using for merges:
TortoiseProc.exe /command:merge /path:"%to_path%" /fromurl:%merge_from% 
/revrange:"%svn_list%" 2


What is the "2" doing at the end of the line? I can't recall it being part 
of the standard command line.


Which for some of my repos works fine, but then others (seems to be the 
ones with larger files) ask for cleanup almost every time unless done 
through the explorer right click -> merge method.

I'm aware of the svn environment variable and commands too, but for 
usability purposes within my team the UI is very helpful.

Cheers,
Kieren


There are no obvious reasons why a merge using your command should require 
a cleanup if a merge from the context menu doesn't. If you right click -> 
merge and then (without completing or closing the merge dialog) check Task 
manager on the details tab you will find a TortoiseProc.exe process and if 
you add the Command line column you will see that it is quite similar. The 
fromurl and revrange only pre-populate the corresponding text boxes in the 
merge wizard and it shouldn't make a difference to the actual merge if 
those came from the command line or if you entered them manually.

Kind regards
Daniel



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