Hi all,
This is a SVN question, while still not only "linux" related, I assume this is
one of the best places to get my question answered.
Lets say I am working on some package, in trunk. Now, at some point, I want to
open a new develpment branch, "svn cp trunk branches/tetst1". No problem
here.
The problem starts when I decide that the development branch should become the
trunk. How can I tell SVN:
"for get this dir, now trunk is branches/test1".
one option, is what I did:
open mc: on the left trunk, on the right branches/test1. do the work
manually.
second option is:
svn rm trunk
svn cp branches/test1 trunk
I assume both are not perfect. How do you handle such situations...? Any
smarter way...?
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