Re: Sorry...

2007-03-27 Thread Will McCutchen
On Mar 27, 7:25 am, "Ben Ford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Wouldn't you know it I have a very good book on svn (the pragmatic one) but > it's in New Zealand and I'm in Indonesia! Doh! There's also the great and free SVN Book available on the web: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ Hope this helps,

Re: Sorry...

2007-03-27 Thread Ben Ford
Thanks very much guys, Wouldn't you know it I have a very good book on svn (the pragmatic one) but it's in New Zealand and I'm in Indonesia! Doh! A ray of hope might be that I don't think that muliple-db-support changed that many files so it might not to soul destroying to fix the merge. If someon

Re: Sorry...

2007-03-27 Thread Robert Coup
Russell Keith-Magee wrote: > The branches are all independent, and depending on how active the > branch is, a branch may not be up to date with the trunk, let alone > other branches. If one branch were to cleanly merges into another, I > would be extremely surprised - doubly so for the more compl

Re: Sorry...

2007-03-27 Thread Russell Keith-Magee
On 3/27/07, Ben Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there, > > I tried to merge the > multiple-db-support branch onto my working copy, merging r3198:HEAD as 3198 > was when the branch was created, but it failed and i ended up with a lot of > < .working and similar dotted around the files. Th

Sorry...

2007-03-27 Thread Ben Ford
Hi there, First off sorry for asking a 'non-django-dev' question here... I've been playing with a number of different branches recently (gis, boulder-oracle-sprint and now multiple-db-support). My working copy is the gis branch with a lot of the boulder-sprint stuff merged in (