svn - Reorganizing a subversion repository with branches -
I am trying to reconstruct a subdivision 1.6 repository with branches, it seems that if you have a file trunk And that file changes in any branch, when those changes are merged with the branch, then they will no longer be there.
I will try to give examples below: / P>
1 trunk / ATT Trunk / btt Branches / Features / A.T.T.T. Branches / Features / BTST Before Report 2 File Branches / Features / BT 3. Repo reorganized trunk / ATX trunk / new location / BTT Branches / Features / A.T.T.T. Branches / Features / BTST 4. Trunk change trunk / ATTT Merger for the facility of trunk / new-location branches / feature branches / feature
branches / feature / a.txt branches / Feature / new-space / b. Strong> trunk .
Upon completion of Phase 4, all changes will not remain from file to b.txt file from the feature branch.
I thought it was fixed in svn 1.5?
If this is not an option, then I still have to reconstruct my entire repostor in any way. Doing this step is not an option when the branches are merged into all the trunk. I always have a trunk more than at least 1 branch at any one time.
Merge files is one, though, subversion warns you with this message if it :
Missing target left: 'baz.c'
If you see this message, you should take manual action You may need to merge a subdivision between named entities if the file has moved and the new location gets changes.
I do not know any version control system that does this edit : looks like this, like
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