Merging via Command Line

Last modified: December 2, 2020

The command line for file merging looks like the following:

CODEMERGE [<Argument1> [<Argument2>] ...]

Command line parameter description:

Parameter Name	Parameter Description
/THEIRSFILE,/TF <FilePath>	Theirs file name. Required argument.
/MINEFILE,/MF <FilePath>	Mine file name. Required argument.
/RESULTFILE,/RF <FilePath>	Result file name. Required argument.
/BASEFILE,/BF <FilePath>	Base file name. This option makes sense only if /REMOVEFILES is set up.
/THEIRSTITLE,/TT <Title>	Theirs file title.
/MINETITLE,/MT <Title>	Mine file title.
/RESULTFILE,/RT <Title>	Result file title.
/REMOVEFILES	Remove input files after merging.
/SOURCECONTROL,/SC <SourceControl>	Source control system. It is used for detecting a programming language, as well as for displaying Review Assistant comments in the files opened from the source control client. Available values: tfs, svn, tortoisesvn, git, tortoisegit, hg, tortoisehg, starteam or none (by default).
/ENVIRONMENT <Environment>	Environment type to open comparison. You can read more about this parameter in the Choosing Environment on Comparison Opening topic. Available values: visualstudio, standalone or auto (by default).
/BLOCKED,/B	Use this option if called Visual Studio is blocked (for example, in integration with Visual SourceSafe).
/TWOWAY,/2	Use 2-way merge.
/NOPROMPT	Merge files in silent mode without showing files. Applicable only if a base file is set up.