(note: possibly this is very trivial, but I have personally no
experience with SVN branching / merging)

some background info [1]

With a "Decentral Branch" is meant:

A branch location located within an other repository on another server
than the trunk repository.

What I like to do is:

a) Copy the actual trac trunk (no need to have the svn-history) to my
servers svn, thus the branch can be retrieved via standard svn co.
b) modify my-servers-trac on local space
c) commit changes back to my-servers-trac
d) merge central-trac-changes to my-server-svn
e) provide a method to merge my-server-svn changes to original-trac
(for use from trac-comitters)

I am not sure how to do point a, d, e - and would like to have a simple
and elegant solution, which should be based on the _original_ svn
functionality (possibly with some tiny helper scripts).

An actual description can be found here:

http://dev.lazaridis.com/base/wiki/PlanDecentralBranching

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If that matters: I have full access (root) to my server.

Currently, my plan is to do the following:

checkout the actual trac-head as local WC (working copy)
export this version to a location on my PC.
place this exported version under version control on my server

update the trac.WC
do a svn merge of actual trac.WC mytrac.WC
commit changes to the my-server-trac.

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[1]

Getting a branch location is not that easy (nothing special with
trac-project, it's common situation within open-source projects):

http://groups.google.com/group/trac-dev/msg/4ddfd1453dfe4a15

and working with patches is an creativity, motivation and especially
productivity killer. Solving a complex task based on patches is in some
cases even impossible .

Thus I like to create this  "decentral branch".


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