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Hi,
Here is a little tip that will allow you to update all your SVN links by clicking a single icon. In order to do that, we will create a little batch file. Follow these leads :
- Create a new text document, like with notepad, and name it whatever you want ("HonorbuddySVN" for me)
- Copy/paste this code :
- You need the edit the C:\... lines in order to put the path to the SVN folders you want to update. You can add or delete lines, depends on how many folders you want to update. Keep in mind that the final result should look as the exemple.
- Save your file where you want, but change the extension from .txt to .bat
- When you'll clic on that .bat icon, all you SVN will look for updates !
If you want to, you can add this file to your Startup folder, so it will run when you turn on your computer.
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Here is a little tip that will allow you to update all your SVN links by clicking a single icon. In order to do that, we will create a little batch file. Follow these leads :
- Create a new text document, like with notepad, and name it whatever you want ("HonorbuddySVN" for me)
- Copy/paste this code :
Code:
@echo off
FOR %%A IN (
"C:\Documents\Honorbuddy\Plugin\Plugin1"
"C:\Documents\Honorbuddy\Routines\Routine1"
"C:\Documents\Honorbuddy\Profiles\Kicks Mega.."
) DO START TortoiseProc.exe /command:update /path:%%A /closeonend:0
- You need the edit the C:\... lines in order to put the path to the SVN folders you want to update. You can add or delete lines, depends on how many folders you want to update. Keep in mind that the final result should look as the exemple.
- Save your file where you want, but change the extension from .txt to .bat
- When you'll clic on that .bat icon, all you SVN will look for updates !
If you want to, you can add this file to your Startup folder, so it will run when you turn on your computer.
Source