Hi All: I'm pretty new to VisualSVN, but I've been using it to back up 
single versions of VS projects to repositories (e.g. just working on a 
trunk copy and periodically committing changes to the repository), using 
VisualSVN 3.0.6 ( and Tortoise SVN 1.8.4.24972 (64bit version).

I just created my first branch and wanted to test merging changes to better 
understand the process. I created the branch in Explorer using the Tortoise 
SVN GUI, copying my trunk directory to "branches/testbranch" in the 
repository.

I then closed my "trunk" project in VS2012 and opened the branched project 
using "get solution from subversion"

All the files were downloaded from the repository and everything looked 
good... as a test I opened up a single aspx file and started editing it to 
test "merging" the new branch with the trunk.

When I tried to build and test the branch project in VS2012, I received a 
number of errors along the lines of "could not resolve this reference. 
could not locate the assembly "[something]", where the assemblies were all 
references I installed in the project using the NuGet package manager.

If I used the "manage NuGet packages" dialog in VS2012, the packages were 
showing as installed. I was able to uninstall then reinstall each package, 
which resolved the errors, but I'm not sure if this is going to break 
something down the line? I'm not sure if the versions I reinstalled from 
NuGet were the same versions installed on the Trunk project...

Did I do something wrong or miss a step when creating the branch? Is what I 
did to resolve the issue OK, or will it create problems if I try to merge 
the branch back into the trunk?

I don't want to try anything else for fear of messing up the main (Trunk) 
project.

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