On Saturday 21 June 2008 20:36:11 Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> On Jun 21, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Sergi Blanch i Torné wrote:
> > I'm trying to do something between usual branches but a half way to
> > the vendor
> > branches, without success.
> >
> > Mainly, the idea is to have two branches, one the public, another the
> > development, and some time I want to synchronize them. But the
> > issue is
> > because I have to have it in different svn repositories.
>
> It would be a lot easier if you had your branches in a single
> repository. Why is this not an option for you?
Yes, probably I miss much information. Little time a go I sing the assignment
with the FSF to contribute in the elliptic curves development. This means in
introduction time, during which I'll send patches to be verified if it work
fine. I'm working with my svn server, but I want to update to the main
branch. Does it have more sense?
> > Now, want I did is an export and an import to the development one:
> > $ svn export svn://public.org/trunk directory
> > $ svn import directory/ https://develompent.org/branch -m 'Initial
> > import of
> > the official 1291 revision.'
> >
> > $svn checkout https://development.org/branch another_directory
> >
> > Then I wrote an small python script to change in the '.svn/entries'
> > files
> > like:
>
> I don't think anybody here is going to help you hack the contents of
> the .svn directory. It is supposed to be off-limits.
Also another option is what I did until now. That is, prepare a diff file from
the old sources, with my changes, and apply it to the other checkout and get
the same movement back.
Thanks!
/Sergi.
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