Michael Pickard wrote:
> Thanks, is there a straightforward way that I can determine "the last
> revision at which [I] performed..." ?
> As I mentioned earlier, this is to be a (bash) scripted process, so I
> would need to determine '42' programmatically, unfortunately, I'm a
> bit
> of a Unix noob.
Currently, no. Or, at least, you can't with svn itself. This is called
"merge tracking", and is one of the most often requested features; the
devs are working on it, but it's a hefty challenge (especially as there
are lots of edge cases). There's a tool called svnmerge which you may
find helpful. Alternatively, have your script store the last merged
revision in a file somewhere, and use that as the basis for your next
merge; this will break if anyone ever does a manual merge, of course.
-David
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Received on Tue May 23 17:37:59 2006