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tf: show changeset details on the console

Posted by jpluimers on 2016/09/02

By default the changeset command in tf.exe shows a dialog showing a list of all files in that changeset.
I wanted that list to be dumped on the console for further processing.

Luckily there is a /noprompt option for that:

call "%~dp0tf.bat" changeset /noprompt %*

The above tf-show-changeset-details-on-console.bat batch file uses tf.bat that hunts for the location of tf.exe.

–jeroen

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