I would like to do
svn commit -m "<message>"
But message should have two lines:
Commit by: firstuser
Bug track: 9283
How to add new line character into message? I've tried SHIFT+ENTER, CTRL+T but it does not work. I use MS cmd command line.
From stackoverflow
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Try something like this:
echo Message1 & echo Message2 & echo Message3
tomaszs : How to solve my problem with this approach? -
The Problem is that "enter" (Ascii 13) sends the command. So you need a "newline"
use alt + 10 (press alt, type the number at the numberblock, release alt)
tomaszs : I've tried it. I have new line in command window, but SVN gets only first line. -
How about using the -F parameter to get the log message from a file?
Then, you could do this (untested):
ECHO Commit by: firstuser>SvnLog.txt ECHO Bug track: 9283>>SvnLog.txt SVN COMMIT -F SvnLog.txttomaszs : Looks like it's only solution -
I found the answer over at Serverfault:
svn ci -m $'This is the first line\nThis is the second line'Apparently it's a shell-problem.
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