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Re: TortoiseMerge Save discarding changes

From: Dan Climan <dcliman_at_keepmedia.com>
Date: 2006-05-11 01:37:06 CEST

Sven Brueggemann <SBrueggemann@...> writes:
> > 2) Can I make changes in merge local changes from one branch to
> > another without committing them first.

> If you have a working copy for trunk and one for base it's possible
> as described above, although it's uncommon to do this and I would
> disencourage you to work this way (that's why I initially
> misunderstood your question).
>
> Are you trying to commit one change in branch and trunk together
> in one transaction?
>
> If you intentionally want to leave the common way, please give
> an example why you want to do that.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Sven
>

I do separate commits for each branch or trunk. However, since I know that I
need this same change in both branches, I wanted to make the changes locally in
one branch then copy (ie merge) the changes to the other one. I would then do a
commit for each.

Dan

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