I just guessing here, without trying it in a dummy repository...
svn mkdir http://<repository>/src/trunk/Problem
<populate Problem folder>
<make changes in trunk>
svn mkdir http://<repository>/src/branches/oak
# Branch only the top level folders which I need:
svn copy http://<repository>/src/trunk/A
http://<repository>/src/branches/oak
svn copy http://<repository>/src/trunk/B
http://<repository>/src/branches/oak
svn copy http://<repository>/src/trunk/C
http://<repository>/src/branches/oak
<make changes in branch/oak, merge back to trunk>
<repository is now at revision N>
<make changes in trunk>
cd oak
svn merge -r <N>:HEAD http://<repository>/src/trunk
Thanks,
\bob
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> On Dec 19, 2005, at 15:21, Bob Peterson wrote:
>
>> I got no anwers so I'll try asking more simply... Why would I get a
>> message
>> svn: Working copy 'bob/Search' is missing or not locked
>> when I do a merge from trunk into my branch working copy? That is a
>> folder I never copied into the branch, so why wouldn't it skip it?
>>
>> By the way, I can reproduce this on my UNIX system, too, using
>> command line svn. So TortoiseSVN is definitely out of the picture.
>
>
> Can you show us the reproduction recipe?
>
>
>
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