Is there by any chance some undocuemnted was of doing this e.g. a command-line switch?
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11626 Specifying location of BCSessions.xml and BCPreferences.xml
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We don't have a way to doing in on the command line, but you can override the locations in the registry. If HKEY_CURRENT_USER or HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE has a string at "\Software\Scooter Software\Beyond Compare 3\SettingsPath" it will use that directory instead of %AppData%\Scooter Software\Beyond Compare 3. It will use that for everything (sessions, prefs, state, registration key).
In any case, I think supporting it on the command line is a reasonable feature request, since you gave a good example of where it would be useful.Zoë P Scooter Software
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> We don't have a way to doing in on the command line, but you can override the locations in the registry.
Thanks but No Way would that be allowed in the typical prohect control situation.
> In any case, I think supporting it on the command line is a reasonable feature
> request, since you gave a good example of where it would be useful.
Thanks. But I'm somewhat mystified since there are surely users making far more advanced applicatinos that IU would would have needed this already. Or is all project-embedded BCing done by script??
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Originally posted by chrisjj View PostThanks. But I'm somewhat mystified since there are surely users making far more advanced applicatinos that IU would would have needed this already. Or is all project-embedded BCing done by script??Zoë P Scooter Software
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To help the next person who has this requirement, in order to find where to store the BCSessions.xml file on our server where we wanted to run bcompare in a headless capacity, I ran a VNC server one time and made a settings change so that it would save down the BCSessions.xml file.
Code:$ find | grep BCSessions /root/.config/bcompare/BCSessions.xml
Code:FROM debian:buster
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