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Re: Bug if merging a replaced file

From: Stefan Völkel <stefan.voelkel_at_millenux.com>
Date: 2005-09-21 09:06:52 CEST

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Hi,

confirmed with:

I used this script:

- ---------------- snip ---------------------
#!/bin/bash

BASE=/tmp/svn
URL=file://$BASE/rep

rm -rf $BASE/{A,B,rep}

svnadmin create rep
svn mkdir -m "" $URL/A/
mkdir A
svn co $URL/A/ A
echo "XXX" > A/test
# echo "This is A" > A/test
svn add A/test
svn commit -m "" A
svn copy -m "" $URL/A/ $URL/B/
mkdir B
svn co $URL/B/ B
svn delete B/test
# svn ci -m "" B
echo "XXX" > B/test
# echo "This is B" > B/test
svn add B/test
svn commit -m "" B
svn merge -r 4:5 $URL/B/ A
svn update A
- ---------------- snip ---------------------

Now if I uncomment the 'svn ci -m "" B' after deleting B/test 'svn
update A' gives no error.

But if I uncomment 'This is A' and 'This is B' svn displays:

        Committed revision 5.
        A A/test
        At revision 5.

but I do have a conflict (which is what I would have expected):

        $ ls -1 A/
        test
        test.merge-left.r0
        test.merge-right.r5
        test.working

        $ svn status A
        ? A/test.merge-left.r0
        ? A/test.merge-right.r5
        ? A/test.working
        C A/test

regards
        Stefan
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