Nick Gilbert wrote:
> Hans-Emil Skogh wrote:
>> You should use "Reintegrate a branch" in the situation you describe.
>> You just have to fix the problems that prevent your merge (and these
>> may be mutiple). And DO NOT FORGET to delete the entire branch after
>> you are don reintegrating it.
>>
>> It looks like some parts of your working copy have gone missing, or
>> that you have manually made a sparse checkout. (See
>> http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn.advanced.sparsedirs.html for
>> details.)
>> Try doing an update on your entire working copy. If that fails to
>> resolve your problem do an "Update to revision" on the working copy
>> and set "Update depth" to "Fully recursive". (I'm not sure when this
>> functionality was introduced, but it's avaliable in the latest
>> nightly, and I think in the latest official release as well.)
> Whatever I do I still get "Error: Cannot reintegrate into a working copy
> not entirely at infinite depth". I don't think any parts of my working
> copy have gone missing - it's a full checkout of the entire repository
> and if I update, everything is there.
Use the Check-for-modifications dialog. Show unmodified items. Enable
the column "depth", then sort by that column. If not all entries have
the depth "Fully recursive", then you have to use the "update to
revision" command on the parent folder, then set the depth combo to
"fully recursive" and run the update.
Stefan
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