I'm not quite sure what you're implying here, but let me try to muddle my
way through it in terms of BC2. Tortoise hands it a couple of files, the
.mine and others, for it to diff. I haven't had to do a merge yet in
TortoiseSVN, but I've done it in TortoiseCVS, and it would throw up a dialog
saying which file will be the one kept in the repository after you do your
merging. I don't think that the TortoiseSVN will be much different in that
regards.
-----Original Message-----
From: Matt England [mailto:mengland@mengland.net]
Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2006 2:25 PM
To: rory@clarkzoo.org
Cc: 'Bart Robinson'; 'Matthew England'; 'SVN Users email list'
Subject: RE: 3rd-party merging tools? Recommendations?
Do all of these software utilities (the ones below) automatically read and
manage the svn-conflict-generating files (eg, .mine, .rXX, etc)?
-Matt
At 2/12/2006 01:11 PM, Rory Clark wrote:
>I use BeyondCompare 2 (http://www.scootersoftware.com/) for both
>diff'ing and merging, especially since you see the two files side by
>side and then have ability to manually align (in the case code blocks
>that have moved around), copying lines from one side to the other,
>manually editing lines, and, of course, saving those changes back to
>disk.
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