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  TODO: How a record-only merge ("keep-alive dance") enables another 
reintegrate to work.
  
  == Unifying Sync and Reintegrate ==
+ What ''should'' happen if we try to ''sync'' after a ''reintegrate''?
+ 
+ {{attachment:merge-reint-sync-1.png|svn reintegrate then sync}}
+ 
+ 
  == The Two Sides of a Merge ==
  TODO: Explain the idea that the result of a 3-way merge from branch A to B, 
committed as B3, can be seen either as a change on B consisting of the addition 
of some stuff from A, or can be seen equally validly as the change A2:B3 
consisting of the mergeing of recent changes on B into the context of A.  The 
fact that the result was committed on branch B does not matter; the same result 
could have been committed on branch A, or on both branches.
  

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