RE: Understanding copying/replacing

Does this allow you to leave certain files that may have been customized?
In other words is there a way to do this to individual files or do you have
to do it a directory at a time?

What I'd really like to do can I guess be described as this: Merge trunk
into branch only when branch has not changed since last merge with trunk.

Ian

--On Friday, January 16, 2004 8:54 PM +0200 Gareth Lennox
<gareth@dwakn.com> wrote:

> We are currently doing this using svn merge. We merge the trunk into our
> working copy of the branch, something like this (not at my work pc at the
> moment...so it could be wrong)
>
> svn merge -r[last-merge-from-trunk]:HEAD url/to/trunk .
>
> We use a script to do this and it stores the [last-merge-from-trunk] value
> in a property which it uses the next time you run the script. It seems to
> work pretty well as only the changes in the trunk since the last time you
> merged are merged into your branch. (and you only have one commit)
>
> Gareth
>

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