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Problem merging a copy

From: Luigi Paioro <luigi_at_lambrate.inaf.it>
Date: 2006-09-25 15:02:22 CEST

Hello.

I've got a project, suppose named PrjA, versioned with Svn within a
proper repository. In another Svn repository, I've another project
named, suppose, PrjB. Within a directory of PrjA I've copied a past
version of PrjA (no external link, just a copy), in order to create a
separated branch. Such branch now has some functions which are obsolete
and need to be updated. So I've used the merge command to update the new
branch with PrjA[HEAD] revision:

~luigi/PrjB/PrjA > svn merge 1280:HEAD http://myurl.it/svn/PrjA/trunk

Everything works well, but when I try to commit the PrjB changes Svn
tells me:

svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: Copy source and destination are in different repositories.

How can be possible? What's the problem?

Thanks in advance.

Luigi

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