On Wed, Jan 5, 2011 at 00:09, Thomas Charron <twaffle_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> I am encountering some.. 'strange' behavior, with merging branches.
> At some point, a given file in one of my repositories had a
> svn:mergeinfo property set on the file. Let's call it foo.c.
>
> So, in trunk, I have a *self referencing* svn:mergeinfo property.
> Looking at this files mergeinfo:
>
> /trunk/foo.c:1-5
>
> Why would a file have a mergeinfo property refering to *itself*.
> It's illogical. Are my developers doing something wrong? It gets
> *REALLY* out of wack once I branch trunk, which brings these
> properties over, and then rebase back to trunk, leading to conflicts
> in the mergeinfo due to the change in the already strange looking self
> reference in the mergeinfo property.
Wrong mailing list:
first, this is not a question about developing TSVN but about how to
use it. So the users list is the one you have to ask the question.
second: why do you need information about the mergeinfo properties?
Users do not have to deal with those, because they're used internally
by the svn lib and should get modified by users manually. If you need
information about those, you have to ask on the Subversion mailing
list since that affects the internals of the svn library.
Stefan
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Received on 2011-01-05 13:15:23 CET