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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Torsten Landschoff <to...@debian.org> on 2004/02/06 23:19:03 UTC
Merging upstream changes without svn_load_dirs
Hi *,
Just had to hack around inavailability of svn_load_dirs on my system.
Quick and dirty hack to get the changes from swig-1.3.20 to swig-1.3.21
into my repository:
$ find swig-current \( -name .svn -prune -false \) -o -type f|xargs rm
(removes all files apart from those in .svn)
$ mv swig-current SWIG-1.3.21
$ tar -xzf swig-1.3.21
(goes into SWIG-1.3.21)
$ cd SWIG-1.3.21/
$ svn stat|grep '^?'|cut -b 8-|xargs svn add
$ svn stat|grep '^!'|cut -b 8-|xargs svn rm
then I exported and compared to the upstream tar before svn commit.
I know this is a quick hack but it worked, perhaps it is helpful for
somebody or I'll get some hints to make it better ;)
Greetings
Torsten