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question about merging..

From: Joseph Silverman <yossie_at_laszlosystems.com>
Date: 2005-01-21 19:22:26 CET

I would like to do a merge from B to A where A is a working copy and B
is a repository copy. B would be whatever is in the working directory
while A is the last version committed.

I would like the merge to be unconditional - as in if there are
conflicts - ignore them and use whatever is in B. B might be the same
as the repository (committed) version, or not.

B will almost certainly have been 'copy'ed from A at some point in the
past, this copy from A to B and merge back to A might have taken place
a number of times.

There may also be situations where A is copied to B and to C (at
different times). Subsequently B might be merged to C, which would
then be merged back to A.

I will likely be performing a large number of these in the same commit.
  So they all have to take place in the working copy till I do that.

What svn command(s) will do this?

THANKS - Yossie

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