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Thanks, that works.

I'm using Vault 7.2.0 and and I'd like to make various changes including file renames, and then commit them, using the command line. The COMMIT command takes a list of files to commit, which works fine for changes but doesn't seem to work for renames - neither the original name nor the new name work...

Ok, that's what we're doing. It means everyone must have the same working folder set, but that's not really an inconvenience, because we like to have everyone use the same path for other reasons anyway. Unless there's a way to find out the current working folder for a given file?

That doesn't seem to make a difference.

I don't seem to be able to get it to work. D:\>vault GET -repository "test" -makewritable -merge overwrite -workingfolder "D:/vault test2" "$/Playground2/other/File2.txt" <vault> <result> <success>True</success> </result> </vault> I then modify the file, and... D:\>vaul...

So if I use -workingfolder to get a file to a location which is not the working folder set in the GUI client, can I then change the file and check it in?

We work in CVS mode. I have written a script which gets a file, modifies it, and checks it in. This script can be run by any user, so all users have to have the working folder set to the same path so the script knows where the file to modify is. I came across the options -workingfolder and -nonworki...

The file wasn't checked out -- I have "Require Check Out before Check In" unchecked. If I GET the file to the working folder I can commit it whether I use -workingfolder or -nonworkingfolder. If I GET the file to somewhere else I can't commit it whether I use -workingfolder or -nonworkingf...

I don't seem able to check in a file got with -workingfolder unless I get it to the working folder which was set earlier, and the docs do say "The working folder specified is temporary, used only for this get request", so I don't understand what it's doing.

What is the difference between doing a command line GET with -workingfolder and with -nonworkingfolder?

I need it as a list of files with version numbers which I can save as a text file.

Is there any way to get a list of files with their version numbers for a given label?