RE: MERGE: Command Line Results Different from TortoiseSVN Results
From: Marcia Almeida Rocha <Marcia.Rocha_at_wedotechnologies.com>
Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2015 23:09:27 +0000
Thanks Gavin, but I cannot implement your suggestion, because the branch 1.0 correspond just the revisions approved from 1.0-work , so sometimes they have to do commit under 1.0-work but not all are approved to merge to 1.0, and I cannot create 1.0 based on 1.0-work.
The another suggestion to merge from 1.0-work to trunk and trunk to 1.0, it is not applicable too, because when I have 1.0-work, it means that trunk is the "work" branch for the new version (2.0 for example), so changes from trunk cannot be merged to 1.0 but just to 2.0, since trunk has in that moment changes to the new version.
I can change my model and remove trunk idea, and we can create branches/1.0-work and branches/1.0 at the begin, where 1.0 based on 1.0-work empty.
But, I would like to understand why I can have my answers from command line but I cannot from TSVN?
Thanks a lot
Best Regards
Marcia Rocha -Tech Support Team
-----Original Message-----
On 16/01/2015 08:25, Marcia Almeida Rocha quoth:
In general, it is not a good idea to merge unrelated/sibling branches. You *can* do it if you're careful, and they do get tracked, but it creates quite a mess.
You should try to always merge between parent & child branches only, never to siblings or grandparents/children.
So with the above layout, never merge between 1.0-work and 1.0 -- merge 1.0-work to trunk and then trunk to 1.0.
Alternatively, you should change your practices such that you create 1.0-work from trunk and then 1.0 from 1.0-work. Then the merges will flow more naturally.
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