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RE: can *never* use merge with --reintegrate

From: Bob Archer <bob.archer_at_amsi.com>
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 2009 12:23:01 -0400

> > I'm in Ubuntu and yes, the current directory is
>
> I was referring to the strange backslash in your command. It couldn't
> be a
> Windows path anyway, that would have to appear after the URL.
>
> >> Reintegration is a stage after "genuine" merging. First you have to
> merge
> >> /trunk into /branches/pat, commit that (which in this case will only
> send a
> >> svn:mergeinfo attribute). Then reintegration should work.
> >
> > OK, so what are the steps, really. I find the RedBean on this
> terrible.
>
> First prepare the branch for reintegration:
>
> svn co .../sandbox.../branches/pat pat
> cd pat
> svn merge .../sandbox.../trunk
> svn commit

You probably want to do an svn up here after the commit too.
 
> Then reintegrate:
> svn co .../sandbox.../trunk trunk
> cd trunk
> svn merge --reintegrate .../sandbox.../branches/pat
>
> --
> Stein

BOb

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