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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by skaar <sk...@waste.org> on 2003/12/16 16:12:15 UTC
svn merge / mkdir -p in repositories
Maybe I've missed something in the available tools, but I'm looking
for a way to recusively create a directory structure in a repository,
in order to do partial merges between branches.
The issue is when you have a brach, and you add a directory structure
under it, but don't want to add everything under "thisproject" below.
I can hack around this by checking out trunk and do the operation on
the checked out tree, but it would be nicer if I could just tell it
to create the directory structure and then merge:
trunk/project/thisproject
branch/project/thisproject
branch/project/thisporject/new_dir/new_dir2
svn mkdir -p file:///rep/trunk/project/thisproject/new_dir/new_dir2
svn merge file:///rep/branch/project/thisporject/new_dir/new_dir2 \
file:///rep/trunk/project/thisproject/new_dir/new_dir2
Are there technical resons for disallowing this?
/skaar
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