All the SVN repositories in dev.openbravo.com have been migrated to
Subversion 1.5. This new version has improvements over 1.4.x,
specially the merge tracking [1] feature. This means it's no
longer necessary to remember in which revision a branch was made.

An example basic branch/merge work cycle:

  1) Create branch:

  svn copy https:/dev.openbravo.com/svn/openbravo/trunk 
https://dev.openbravo.com/svn/openbravo/branches/mybranch -m "My comment about 
the branch"

  2) Edit files and commit in the branch.

  3) Merge with trunk in the branch:

  svn merge https:/dev.openbravo.com/svn/openbravo/trunk

  4) Merge the branch in the trunk:

  svn merge --reintegrate https://dev.openbravo.com/svn/branches/mybranch


To benefit from this feature it is necessary to update your SVN client to 1.5:

  * Linux and other UNIX users can compile SVN 1.5 from sources or
    install the binaries provided by their package manager.

      -> Debian: it's already in Sid.

      -> FreeBSD: it's already in Ports.

      -> Gentoo: it's already in Portage.

      -> Ubuntu: there are no 1.5 official debs for Ubuntu yet.
      It is possible to use the Debian binaries [2]. Alternatively,
      compile it from sources.

  * Eclipse users should update Subversive to 0.7.1, or download the new Eclipse
    Ganymede.

  * Windows users can get the official 1.5 svn client or TortoiseSVN 1.5.0.


Finally, a note for those using the svnmerge.py script: it is no longer
necessary to use it because Subversion 1.5 provides this functionality.
If you previously created a branch with this script, all the properties
have been migrated to the new format, so you can drop it and use "svn
merge" instead. From now on, svnmerge.py *must* not be used in
dev.openbravo.com.


Juan Pablo


[1] http://subversion.tigris.org/merge-tracking/
[2] http://web.loose.cz/deb/


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