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Merging and revision numbers

From: Carl Lerche <clerche_at_tarot.com>
Date: 2007-02-07 21:21:10 CET

Hello all,

I had a hopefully simple question. Let's say I have a big project to
work on, and I create a branch of trunk. The project will take a few
weeks and I want to also keep the branch up to date with trunk. So,
every end of day, I merge from trunk into the branch. As far as I
understand, the command would be something similar to this:

svn merge -r r1:HEAD http://svn.foo.com/project/trunk

where r1 is the last time (the day before) that I integrated from trunk.

My question is this, is there an easier way to keep track of what r1
is than to go through log messages? It seems that it would be
somewhat of a pain.

Thanks for any help.

-carl

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