"Fournier,Danny [NCR]" <Danny.Fournier@ec.gc.ca> writes:
> Basically, I have been working on branch adding new features. Now I find
> myself with an obsolete trunk. The code is old and much changes have
> been made. We're talking several months of work done on the branch now.
>
> I feel comfortable using the branch as the new trunk without merging.
> Just wondering how I would go about doing that? Delete all files from
> trunk, commit, copy files from branch and commit? Or should I nuke the
> repository and restart by importing the exported branch files?
Or maybe:
$ svn del -m "Remove old trunk." http://.../repos/trunk
$ svn mv -m "Make mybranch be new trunk." \
http://.../repos/branches/mybranch http://.../repos/trunk
?
-Karl
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Received on Fri Oct 26 22:49:46 2007