If you install /tools/svn/svnmerge.py (requires python 2.0) in your
path, you should be able to get a list of all outstanding changes that
could be be merged into a branch. First, make sure you have a pristine
copy of the branch. Then cd to the root of the branch, and run
'svnmerge avail'. For example, this command lists all the outstanding
changes to be merged from 4.0 into legals:
~/openlaszlo/4.0 maxcarlson$ svnmerge avail
4608,4665,4717,4745,4750,4756,4759,4767,4782,4784,4823,4833-4834,4837,4842,4845-4849,4854-4856,4858,4860,4866,4868-4870,4875-4876,4879
'svnmerge avail -l' lists all changes with checkin logs from the
original branches. Let me know how this works for you!
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Regards,
Max Carlson
OpenLaszlo.org
