This is a meta-comment, not directed only at solo turn ("Solo Turn"?):
If you capitalize the beginnings of your sentences, your messages will
become significantly easier to read. When I'm pressed for time and I
see an all lower-case mail, I often skim it, or just skip it entirely,
because the effort/payoff ratio is already raised. I'll bet I'm not
the only such reader.
Traditional English capitalization rules are not random -- they
evolved for a reason :-).
Thanks,
-Karl
solo turn <soloturn99@yahoo.com> writes:
> exactly this is unclear. what tells you that you cannot get the
> difference between trunk and issue-branch, and apply it to your
> working copy (containing trunk)? just experience, i guess ...
>
> philipp was able to describe it so even i could understand it, and i
> would not mind to see something like this in the book :)
>
> but it still remains quite tricky to figure out the correct revision
> numbers ... which makes me think merge is the only command left in
> svn, which does what it should, has a very general approach, but the
> usability somehow sucks. and it therefor opens the doors for
> destruction of the working copy and repository by unskillful use.
>
> why the "ideal" syntax cannot be something like:
> merge some url to my working copy. svn should know that it was
> branched, and svn should know the revision number where it was
> branched, and svn should know that i want to get all the changes from
> that branch. and maybe svn should also store that i merged the
> changes up to some revision number.
>
> could this be supported better to give a normal user the possibility
> to use this great feature?
>
>
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