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We are having trouble with having a generalized approach to committing with a batch file using commandline SVN.
We’ve got a backup script that created a new folder with the current date containing the database dumps of our database. (Yes, we version control our database).
Now how can I use the svn commit command to include all directories that are new in the project?
Is there an approach without using the svn add command?`
svn add --force .will add all the files and directories below your current working directory that aren’t added yet (and aren’t ignored) to your working copy.A
svn ci -m ""will then handle the commit.The only way without ‘svn add’ would be to use ‘svn import’, but this assumes a new location.