Ah, that is an interesting idea. Patch the base revision of the patch,
then update/switch may way over to the branch. I think this might work
quite well.
On 1/18/2011 7:35 AM, Bob Archer wrote:
>> Hello, first of all I would like to say that I love tortoise SVN,
>> great job!
>>
>> One particularly annoying problem I see over and over occurs when
>> someone creates a patch in a branch, and then I try to apply it to
>> the
>> trunk, or another branch. TortoiseSVN can't seem to track the
>> changes
>> going back to the branch point and forward to the checked out copy.
>> It
>> complains that "This patch seems outdated"
>>
>> It seems to me that the pieces of functionality already exist,
>> because
>> the merge function (Merge Range of Revisions) has most of the
>> functionality needed in there.
>>
>> Curious to hear some thoughts on this subject.
> I think you can "Update to revision" that the patch was made from, apply the patch, then do an update, resolving any conflicts and commit.
>
> BOb
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