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Re: Unselecting only a few revisions

From: Jody Shumaker <jody.shumaker_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-03-21 16:56:23 CET

On 3/21/06, Toby Johnson <toby@etjohnson.us> wrote:
> I have a use-case scenario that isn't working as I expected and I don't
> know whether it's by design, or just something that hasn't come up yet...
>
> We were developing on trunk, Branch A, and Branch B. We finished Branch
> A, merged the changes back to trunk and to Branch B, and deleted Branch A.
>
> Now, I want to merge Branch B back to trunk, except I obviously don't
> want to re-merge those revisions in Branch B which were merges from
> Branch A, since those changes are already reflected in trunk. So, I
> opened up the "Show Log" dialog from the Merge dialog, and selected all
> revisions in Branch B (P.S... is there a "Select All" somewhere I'm
> missing?)
>
> But now I need to un-select the Branch-A-merge-revisions, so I typed
> "merge" into the search box, and held down CTRL while un-selecting the
> unwanted revisions. But when I then cleared to search box to show all
> revisions, all the previously-selected revisions are now gone.
>
> Also, if I type a search term into the search box (without previously
> selecting anything), then select some revisions, then clear the search
> box, then some revisions are still selected, but they aren't the same
> ones I chose. It's like it's using just an index-based selection array,
> but those indexes change when the search box is cleared and the array
> isn't updated. If it's not possible to maintain the selection after
> clearing the search box, I'd expect that it at least un-selects
> everything so as not to give that impression...
>
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While the selection logic may not match what you expect... that
doesn't really matter. You can't do what you're trying to do anyways.
 Each Subversion Merge operation can only have 1 start and 1 end
point, so basically you use one url and revision and another url and
revision. By picking and choosing revisions to merge, you're really
goign to need to do a lot of individual merges. TortoiseSVN could
possibly add something to simplify doing the multiple merges, but
right not it has no such feature.

So selection working as you want it or not, the merging you're trying
to do won't work anyways.

- Jody

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