I tried using copy first because that is what the Version Control with
Subversion mentioned. But I did also try merging:
$ svn merge -r 930:HEAD src
Skipped missing target: 'edu'
edu in this case is the root of a source path (Java environment,
src/edu/isi/...), so I had no idea why it might be missing. So I did a
svn mkdir edu (and a few more directories in), but got the same "missing
target: 'edu'" message.
Anm
Jan Evert van Grootheest wrote:
> Andrew,
>
> the 'normal' thing is not to use copy, but merge.
> If the offending revision is X, then this should help you (assuming a
> working copy without manual changes):
>
> 1. svn up
> 2. svn merge -r X:(X-1) . .
> 3. svn ci
>
> Note the two dots with a space in-between in step two.
> The above simply merges the change of revision X backwards.
>
> I don't know about the svn cleanup things you mention. As far as I
> know, it is recursive.
>
> -- Jan Evert
>
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Received on Mon Sep 20 18:40:24 2004