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2007-09-27 19:19:02 |
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-Hi All,
I am newbie to subversion. I know this is very simple question but I couldn';t find answer in svn book and in forums.(Or may be i didn't understand, answer in as simple words as possible will be very helpful)
Ok after reading the book , I created
Project /trunk/ /branch/ /tag
After that I created various a new folder inside /branch as /branch/test
I added various files and so on in test. Now my code in /test folder is stable and I want to merge to /trunk folder as a stable code. How do I do it?
My /trunk folder is completely empty. Do I just copy everything inside /test to /trunk for the first time or do I do merge? If I do merge how do i do it? And I should see /trunk/test after the merge, shouldn9;t I ? I went to /trunk folder and did merge command and I got no response and went inside to the trunk folder in svn server , and there is nothing as well as expected.
What am I missing?
Thanks in advance and sorry for such newbie question.
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2007-09-27 20:34:58 |
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| Hi JfK
2) add your files to branch/test
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Lakshman
-Hi All,
I am newbie to
subversion. I know this is very simple question but I couldn't find answer in
svn book and in forums.(Or may be i didn't understand, answer in as simple words
as possible will be very helpful)
Ok after reading the book , I created
Project
/trunk/
/branch/ /tag
After that I
created various a new folder inside /branch as /branch/test
I added
various files and so on in test. Now my code in /test folder is stable and I
want to merge to /trunk folder as a stable code. How do I do it? My /trunk
folder is completely empty. Do I just copy everything inside /test to /trunk for
the first time or do I do merge? If I do merge how do i do it? And I should
see /trunk/test after the merge, shouldn't I ? I went to /trunk folder and did
merge command and I got no response and went inside to the trunk folder in svn
server , and there is nothing as well as expected.
What am I
missing?
Thanks in advance and sorry for such newbie
question.
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2007-09-27 21:07:42 |
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Thanks for your response, Srilakshman!
I understand what you are saying here, but my problem is that I have
all my files in https://.../Project/branch/test and I don't have any
thing in my https://.../Project/trunk. ( I didn't wanted to start from
trunk, but rather wanted to have stable code in branch first , then add
to trunk and then branch it out accordingly, and now I am little
worried )
I want to put the files from https://../Project/branch/test in my https://...Project/trunk as https://...Project/trunk/test
This will be the stable code to start from. and I want to create new branches like https://.../Project/branch
/test1
/test2
So do i do svn copy from https://../Project/branch/test to https://../Project/trunk/test to accomplish that ?
What will happen in future if I still keep the /branch/test (
the place where i copied the main stable code to the trunk, will i run
into any problem)? I know subversion makes lazy copy so what happens if
I do
svn delete to the original branch from where I copied to my trunk? will by code be corrupted ?
I could not get those answers in forums or even in book. I will really appreciate any help or information.
Thanks,
On 9/27/07, Srilakshmanan, Lakshman < lakshman.srilakshmanan police.vic.gov.au">lakshman.srilakshmanan police.vic.gov.au
> wrote:
Hi JfK
2) add your files to branch/test
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Lakshman
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-Hi All,
I am newbie to
subversion. I know this is very simple question but I couldn';t find answer in
svn book and in forums.(Or may be i didn't understand, answer in as simple words
as possible will be very helpful)
Ok after reading the book , I created
Project
/trunk/
/branch/ /tag
After that I
created various a new folder inside /branch as /branch/test
I added
various files and so on in test. Now my code in /test folder is stable and I
want to merge to /trunk folder as a stable code. How do I do it? My /trunk
folder is completely empty. Do I just copy everything inside /test to /trunk for
the first time or do I do merge? If I do merge how do i do it? And I should
see /trunk/test after the merge, shouldn9;t I ? I went to /trunk folder and did
merge command and I got no response and went inside to the trunk folder in svn
server , and there is nothing as well as expected.
What am I
missing?
Thanks in advance and sorry for such newbie
question.
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