Hi all,
We recently migrated all our efforts into subversion and started creating branches and tags. Our process states that all changes are made in the trunk. Once we determine to "formally" create a branch in prep. for release, a POC (yours truly) creates the branch. which then goes to testing...etc. days later an approved change is made in the trunk then is merged to the branch. So having said this, I have two questions:
1. When I try to do a merge of only binary files, ie. word docs into the branch, I keep getting: Skipped FolderName.... and conflicts, and creates 2 files: filenameRright and FilenameRleft. When I do a status It states it as "C" conflict. How do I merge a binary file? AND include the Skipped Foldername?
I am executing the following command:
svn merge http://:my_repo/trunk/projectA/doc \
http:/my_repo/branch/BranchName/doc .
I want the latest and greatest from the trunk into the branch. Is this cor
2. From the best practices point of view, is this the best way to implement our process?
Thanks sooo much for your help!
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Received on Wed Jul 11 23:17:54 2007