RE: Tagging Discontiguous Commits

Gary,

Update your current working copy to rev 16.

Then use svn merge to apply the changes that occurred from rev 17 to rev 18
to your working copy.

Hope that helps,

Brice.

-----Original Message-----
From: glists [mailto:glists@greywether.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 1:11
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Tagging Discontiguous Commits

I've got a new repository that has a set of commits.

There's a trunk that represents the "development" branch of the project it
always has *all* the latest changes from all developers.

We take snapshots off that trunk that represent various releases.

For our "production" release I need to take a snapshot that contains commits
0-16 and 18. I need to skip commit 17 as it contains a commit for a feature
that should not be reflected in our release.

I've tried to do this as a tag but can't get 0-16 and 18 without also
getting 17.

I've tried to do this by "checkout -r 16" and then doing an "update -r 18"
but commit 17 comes down with the update along with 18.

"-r 18" seems to be interpreted as: "every commit up to and including commit
18" which is fair enough. But what I can't seem to do is something like "-r
18:18" (implying I only want 18) or even better would be something like:
"checkout -r 0:16,18".

Is there a way to do this? I'm new to Subversion so I'm hoping I'm just
missing something easy.

Thanks!

- Gary

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