Well, it's sort of like "stop on copy", but not really, if I understand
it correctly.
"Stop on copy" shows messages in the branch that was copied /to/. I
want to show a message in the branch that was merged /from./
jhanley_at_dgtlrift.com wrote:
> This sounds like the "stop on copy" feature of svn log. Can it do the
> same thing for merges, and if it does, would this satisfy what you are
> trying to accomplish?
>
> Quoting Robert William Vesterman <bob_at_digitalarts.com>:
>
>> Is there a way to force a commit to include a file (or directory) that
>> has not actually been modified?
>>
>> I would like to do this, for example, when I merge changes from a
>> branch into the trunk. In that merging revision, the branch isn't
>> changed at all, but I would still like to mark the branch with the
>> merging revision's log message, so as to clearly and easily indicate to
>> anyone browsing the history of that branch that its changes already
>> have been merged back into the trunk.
>>
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