Hi Kristis

Base: /tags/LIMEPOINT_0_0_0_3_DEV

Target: /tags/LIMEPOINT_0_0_0_4_DEV

Bug list: 700,701 (when entered it will display all affected files)

Then click: "create build"

The operation of merging the files from bugs 701 & 700 will be associated
with a separate automatically generated bug in Mantis is a special BUILDS -
lets say 800 with automatically
 generated references to 700,701 there and extra comments descibing the
build if necessary
the top of /branches/Limepoint_release remains the same

We would need to create a temporary branch to host the changes. Right ?

$ svn copy tags/LIMEPOINT_0_0_0_3_DEV
branches/b_scmbug_merge_on_bug_800_from_LIMEPOINT_0_0_0_3_DEV

# apply the changes of bugs 700 and 701 in this new branch. commit. And
then:

$ svn copy branches/b_scmbug_merge_on_bug_800_from_LIMEPOINT_0_0_0_3_DEV
tags/LIMEPOINT_0_0_0_4_DEV

# and perhaps then remove this temporary branch

$ svn remove --force
branches/b_scmbug_merge_on_bug_800_from_LIMEPOINT_0_0_0_3_DEV

Can do but I don't see any reason why we can't use LIMEPOINT_0_0_0_4_DEV as the working branch - it doesn't look nice to modify anything in /tags - yes, but on the other hand looking at files there you can see the history of changes vs. LIMEPOINT_0_0_0_3_DEV - could be helpful if you introduced some critical bugs since then or you are trying to figure out why a build failed...



Best regards

Marek

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