Command-Line Client

The addchanges command will upload local changes to files controlled by Subversion before they are checked into version control.

The addchangelist command will upload committed Subversion revisions. The changelist id is the Subversion Revision number. All the files involved in the Revision are uploaded.

In most cases, the Command-Line Client can automatically detect your Subversion configuration. Try testing your configuration to verify the configuration is detected correctly.

If the Command-Line Client is unable to detect your Subversion configuration or you want to override the detected settings, you can manually specify Subversion settings using global options.

To manually configure the Command-Line Client to use Subversion, execute the following command:

Option

Description

--svn-exe <value>

Full path to the `svn` command-line executable

--svn-look-exe <value>

Full path to the `svnlook` command-line executable (used by Subversion triggers)

--svn-repo-url <value>

Subversion repository URL

--svn-user <value>

Subversion user name

--svn-passwd <value>

Subversion password

--svn-require-client-certificate-password <value>

Use this if you have a non-empty and unsaved password for your SSL Client Certificate

--svn-auto-add

Treat unversioned files as if they had been added to Subversion

--svn-recurse-externals

Recurse in the 'svn:externals' directories as if they were part of the same repository

--svn-repo-path <value>

Full path to the repository (used by Subversion Triggers)

If you want to review committed Subversion revisions but you do not have a working copy checked out, you must configure your Subversion URL using svn-repo-url.

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