Re: Adding changeset-like functionality to subversion

--- Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@collab.net> wrote:
> Jack simply applies her change to his working copy
> using 'svn merge':
>
> svn merge -r52:53 path/to/project
> my/working/copy/path
>
> This means, "take the differences between revision
> 52 and 53 of
> path/to/project, and apply these differences as
> local modifications to
> my/working/copy/path."

Of course, this is assuming that 52 is 53's
predecessor. I've mentioned (possibly in other
threads) that it'd be great if one could do:
  svn merge -rPREV(53):53 path/to/project
my/working/copy/path

I don't think PREV can be used in this manner, but is
there a way to get the same functionality?

Thanks,
Noel

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Received on Thu Oct 10 00:43:05 2002