2008/6/11, Andy Levy <andy.levy_at_gmail.com>:
>
> On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 8:11 AM, Johan Stridkvist
> <johan.stridkvist_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello!
> >
> > My repo is currently at revision 1100. I wanted to branch at r1000, and
> > branched by typing
> >
> > svn -r1000 my_trunk_url my_branch_url
> >
> > After that I checked out my branch
> >
> > svn checkout -r1000 my_branch_url wrk_dir_branch
> >
> >
> > At last I made an update in the working dir of my branch. I didnīt expect
> to
> > get any updates since nothing had been checked in into the branch, but
> there
> > were updates! Why? How do I achieve what I want?
>
> Did it say that specific files were updated, or just that you were now
> are rev 1101?
>
> When you checked out the branch, you told SVN that you wanted the
> branch URL as it looked in revision 1000. You shouldn't have done this
> - your branch URL is a copy of the trunk at whatever point in time you
> told it to make the branch (if you said to copy trunk at rev 1000 to
> the branch, then the branch is the contents of trunk at revision
> 1000).
>
> I suspect you'll need to re-create your branch using a peg revision,
> then check it out again.
>
It updated the files, not just the revision number. I am not sure I
understand the peg-revision stuff.
If I get it right, I should do something like
svn -r1000 checkout my_url_trunk_at_current_rev my_working_dir
svn copy my_working_dir my_url_branch
Do I get this right?
Received on 2008-06-11 15:57:50 CEST