Launch TortoiseSVN command for more multiple paths simultaneously

Question

Situation

I have a development project with the following repository structure:

root/
 + core/
      + branches/
      + tags/
      + trunk/
 + module/
      + branches/
      + tags/
      + trunk/

How can I commit core/trunk/ and module/trunk/ together in one TortoiseSVN commit dialog?

Limiting Factors / Notice

• Unfortunately -- don't ask ;) -- the working copy is not sparse i.e. branches/, tags/ have been checked out completely. They require quite a while to scan, if launching a TortoiseSVN operation from the context menu of root/.
• Although I favour atomic commits, commits sometimes require (in my opinion) a cross-directory commit.
• I want to launch it from e.g. a batch file (Press Win+R, type/select myCommit.cmd, Enter).

First steps

I already found out from StackOverflow: How to automate a commit in TortoiseSVN that TortoiseSVN might be called like that:

TortoiseProc.exe /command:commit /path:"A:\path\to\root"

• multiple /path:arguments are not accepted by TortoiseProc

tl;dr

(How) can I pass multiple paths to TortoiseProc.exe /command:abcd /path:"more\paths"?

Answer 1

StackOverflow: how to pass parameters to tortoiseproc.exe via file indicates that paths can be passed as *-separated list:

TortoiseProc.exe /command:commit /path:"A:\path\to\root\core\trunk*A:\path\to\root\module\trunk"