On 20 Sep., 13:29, Kiril Angov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Matthias N. wrote:
> > On 20 Sep., 12:25, Kiril Angov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> Matthias N. wrote:
>
> >>> Hi devs,
>
> >>> in the past I had ugly problems with merging two svn directories:
> >>> trunk and branches/mahono.
>
> >>> I tried it by hand and with kdiff3.. but unfortunately this is just a
> >>> pain..
>
> >>> What is the best way to merge these dirs on a Debian/KDE machine? :-)
>
> >>> Do I have to checkout the whole repository to let subversion do the
> >>> merge? Or is there a simpler way?
>
> >>> Any help is really appreciated as I would like to finally polish my
> >>> suggestions for a change in the controller.
>
> >>> Regards,
> >>> Matthias
>
> >> Matthias,
>
> >> When keeping a branch from an actively changing trunk/ you should merge
> >> the changes from trunk into your branch very often in order to avoid one
> >> big mess when trying to get the latest changes from trunk. In short:
>
> >> cd /your/banch/checkout
> >> svn merge -r 4634:HEADhttp://svn.symfony-project.com/trunk.
>
> > Thank you!
> > Why did you try this revision? Can't I use the revision of the latest
> > change of my branch: 4774?
> > Trying the command with --dry-run I get some "missing target" errors.
> > How can I solve them?
>
> >> I just tried that and it gives many conflicts and also it seems like
> >> revision 4634 is not the oldest revision you have not merged from trunk
> >> into your branch. I tried to look at the svn logs to see when was the
> >> last time you merged from trunk/ but I guess you were not merging the
> >> whole trunk/ but just parts of it (like libs/). If I understood right,
> >> you want to merge the latest changes from trunk/ into your branch,
> >> right? If that's the case, look at the above command and figure out the
> >> right start revision and maybe in your case you need to do several merges.
>
> > Yeah, I want to update my branch to current trunk.
> > You mean I have to find the first revision after my last merge that
> > works without "missing target" errors?
>
> > Regards,
> > Matthias
>
> You kind of did a mistake when you were merging from trunk/ into your
> branch and was merging only certain directories but not the whole tree.
> The missing targets are some test files which were added before revision
> 4634 (and are not present you your branch) and then were changed in
> revisions after 4634. You cannot use the latest revision your branch was
> changed because it is not when you last merged from trunk/
>
> http://trac.symfony-project.com/trac/log/branches/mahono?action=stop_...
>
> I tried to run a merge command from revision 4591 when was your latest
> full merge from trunk/ but I still get the missing targets and it does
> not merge cleanly. Without knowing how you merged from trunk until now,
> I really do not know what to advise you.
>
> Kupo

Like I said: I did these merges by hand as I didn't get the right
command / options to work..

Hm..  maybe I should remove the branch and copy it from trunk once
again (not sure if I have the svn permission to do that) and continue
with a clean branch!? I'm afraid this is the easiest way..

Regards,
Matthias



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