On 8/13/2012 1:35 AM, eddie lu wrote:
> the thing is, let's say there is a trunk with lots of code files,
> someone uncomment a line of code, he committed the change set to the
> trunk, made the revision 100. then he found he made a mistake, he
> went back to reverse the changes he made just now and committed to
> trunk, made the revision 101.
>
> I have a branch, synchronizing trunk everyday. one day I continuously
> merged revision 99-102 to my branch.
>
> I got my job done and reintegrate my branch back to trunk, an error
> raised telling me revision 100-101 missed.
>
> any help?
>
I've seen this too; basically it skips adding mergeinfo on your branch
for (from your example) r100 and r101, probably because it goes "oh,
these cancel each other out, so there's nothing to do" and then the
missing mergeinfo entries causes the reintegrate error.
You can work around it by doing a record-only merge of those two
revisions to your branch and committing that. After that the reintegrate
merge to trunk should work OK.
I suspect this is probably a bug with the underlying svn library rather
than tsvn itself. If you'd like to help to get it fixed, your best bet
is probably to put together a simple script demonstrating the problem
with just the command-line svn client, and then to send that to
users_at_subversion.apache.org.
-Mike
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Received on 2012-08-14 01:08:16 CEST