Also,
look in the Tortoise help for 'merge' or go directly to '4.16.2.
Merging A Branch Back Into The Main Branch' .
Obviously, you define your trunk as the 'from' version , since you are
merging from trunk into a branch ...
Friendly greetings,
Bert Van den Brande
2005/5/2, Ulrich Eckhardt <eckhardt@satorlaser.com>:
> Annick Collet wrote:
> > Recently I have created a branch : XP_branch , as the migration to XP
> > is planned and the sw should be migrated . The trunk and XP_branch are
> > slighlty different . But some updates from the trunk should be
> > incorporated in XP_branch.
> >
> > I would like to "merge it" in the branches/XP_branch and avoid the
> > developpers to duplicates their updates.
> >
> > How can merge some updates from trunk to XP_branch either with the
> > svn CLI or with Tortoise.
>
> The thing you want is described in the Subversion book, just that they assume
> that you make a branch in order to implement a certain feature and then merge
> those changes back to the trunk. So, all you need to change is the source and
> target paths of what you want to merge.
>
> Uli
>
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