[Subclipse-users] Questions On How To Take Advantage Of Merge Tracking

We've been using Subversion and Subclipse for a couple years now. From the very beginning our teams realized the need to keep track of revision numbers when merging and always specified the revision numbers needed for the merge. With the new Merge Tracking features in Subversion 1.5.x, we are looking to see how we can simplify our merge processes.

After searching and reading the Subclipse website and reading the post on CollabNet's blog page, I'm not finding much information about how to take advantage of Merge Tracking in Subclipse. Therefore, I have a few of questions.

Question 1)

How do I achieve the following command line call in Subclipse for simplified re-basing of a branch with trunk?

svn merge http://some.svn.server.com/at/trunk

Question 2)

How do I achieve the following command line call in Subclipse for simplified merging of a branch's changes back to trunk?

svn merge --reintegrate http://some.svn.server.com/at/a/branch

Question 3)

How can I achieve the following command line call in Subclipse to see the commit messages over the entire history of a file or directory?

svn log -g

Question 4)

How can I achieve the following command line call in Subclipse to rollback a single change in a branch or trunk?

svn merge -c -303 http://some.svn.server.com/at/trunk

Thank you in advance for your responses,

Johnathan Gifford

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Received on 2008-08-26 22:46:28 CEST