Peter Davis wrote:
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>Okay, I think I understand. Instead of simply having the commit fail and then
>running "svn update" (or "svn merge") and resolving the conflicts in your
>working copy, you want it to create a special branch so that the commit still
>succeeds, but isn't actually merged into the HEAD tree. That's an
>interesting concept.
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>Since it is very easy and efficient to create your own branch in Subversion,
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Can I create "my own branch" in Subversion if I don't have write access
to the repository? From what I've read it seems like the answer is no,
but I'm trying to reconcile this with this "very easy" claim:
Contacting someone by email and convincing them that I'm trustworthy
enough to grant write access can be anything but easy.
Thanks,
Bob
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Received on Tue Dec 10 05:21:04 2002