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I find it tedious when everytime I need to commit a file.The process goto windows explorer window, right click directory, then click 'Commit'... and then the tortoisesvn commit window.

Anyone know of any shortcut to do this? Maybe press a keyboard shortcut to commit instead of having to right click directory then click commit?

Thank you for saving my productivity!

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You can use svn through the command-line, the way that I guess most linux-type-people do: http://www.sliksvn.com/en/download/

If you happen to have a command-line window open most of the time (e.g. for running Ant tasks or something) then this might be a faster way. You would just type:

svn commit

or even

svn ci

(the ci stands for "check in")

MatrixFrog
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If you're in visual studio, you can use AnkhSVN

Joel Coehoorn
Is it better on VisualSVN?
Mendy
@Mendy - It does what it's supposed to - it's definitely not $49 worse.
Joel Coehoorn
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See the chapter "automating TortoiseSVN" in the docs.

You could create a shortcut to TortoiseProc.exe and add the command line params there, e.g.:

TortoiseProc.exe /command:commit /path:"path\to\your\workingcopy"
Stefan