problem of the day.... I have several branches.
branch1 - the base branch that everything started from. Branch2 - a branch containing branch1 which has been merged into a directory. branch3 - a workspace that resembles branch1, but is branch2 with a pivoted root to the base directory. In the process of development I added a file to branch2. With time, changes to branch3 need to be merged into branch1, however, this will break the merge_into_dir merge from branch1 into branch2 on the next propagate... I already made the mistake of attempting to propagate branch3 back to branch2, thereby destroying everything else that has also been merged into various directories. So, back to where I was, in branch2 I added a file. Manually applying the changes from branch3 to branch1, I needed the same header.. since I cannot get this header by propagation, I went ahead and just added it to branch1... and now, I get a rename target conflict attemtping to propagate from branch1 to branch2... 1) how can I fix this? can I do something that causes a drop of the new file during the propagation? Can I cause a rename to some other file (which can subsequently be dropped) to happen propagating from branch1 to branch2 ? (wonder if pluck could have been used to apply the changes... somehow I think that pluck does not exactly resemble merge/propagate) Jim
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