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Modifing a single file

From: Vasilescu, Dan <Dan.Vasilescu_at_lmsintl.com>
Date: 2006-03-16 10:34:43 CET

I want to modify a single file in the repository.

Scenario:

I am a build manager.

I have a trunk and two branches.

Users make modifications on the first branch.

I want to merge the modification from that branch to the second branch.

In order to merge a file you need a working copy. Since the target is the second branch I need a working copy of the second branch. But I don't want to get the entire directory in order to merge a single file.

So is it possible to create a working directory that maps to a directory in repository without getting the files in it?

I can use then cat to get the file into directory, modify it then commit it.

It seams that update on a file get the whole directory again.

Or maybe there is another way I cant' see.

 

Thanks,

Dan

 

Dan Mircea Vasilescu
Software Development Engineer, Test Division
LMS International
Phone: +40 (268) 414 200
Fax: +40 (268) 414 232
dan.vasilescu@lmsintl.com <mailto:dan.vasilescu@lmsintl.com>

 

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