Hi!
I have a question about merge command.
In revision 100 I createad a branch A for changing the project layout.
In this branch, new directories where created with svn mkdir and files
were moved with svn mv (e.g. file foo was moved to the newly added
directory bar1/bar2/) some files were changed in trunk. Here an example
for the layout:
trunk r100:
foo
foo2
foo3
foo4
foo5
trunk r110
M foo
M foo2
foo3
foo4
M foo5
A in r110
bar1/
M foo2
M bar2/foo
bar3/
M foo3
M foo4
foo5
In my trunk working copy I tried
svn merge -r100:110 [PATH_TO_REP]/branches/A
to apply branch changes to the trunk. For the moved files I always get
the "skipped missing target" message. After the merge changes applied to
foo in trunk are lost.
I thought, svn would recognize that foo in trunk is the same file as foo
in A/bar1/bar2 and try to put the changes together. Am I wrong with my
assumption or can I put together the different changes in another way?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Holger
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Received on Wed Aug 10 10:49:49 2005