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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.
977
To create a blank line in a batch file, add an open bracket or period immediately after the echo command with no space, as shown below. Adding @echo off at the beginning of the batch file turns off the echo and does not show each of the commands. @echo off echo There will be a blank line below. echo.
each time you press enter with a ^ at the end of the line, just press enter again to actually escape/embed a newline.
In Windows, you can type any character you want by holding down the ALT key, typing a sequence of numbers, then releasing the ALT key.
The ECHO-ON and ECHO-OFF commands are used to enable and disable the echoing, or displaying on the screen, of characters entered at the keyboard. If echoing is disabled, input will not appear on the terminal screen as it is typed. By default, echoing is enabled.
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.txt
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