marc wrote: >As the subject says, I want to create a tag consisting of at least 2 >different revisions in the trunk. >All revisions concern the same project. Reason is, I have several revisions >in the trunk and I want to exclude some revisions from the tag because the >code in those is not yet production ready. > >For example the trunk consists of this: > >trunk/ > rev333 > rev331 > rev330 > rev229 > rev228 > >I want to create a tag based on rev333 and rev330 but not rev 331 since >that code is not finished yet.
at first glance I would interpret this diagram as rev### being subfolders of trunc, but that is not consistent with the rest of the text. So assuming you realy mean revisions of trunk: you either take trunk@330 and merge in (cherry pick) trunk@333, or take trunk@333 and back out ( reverse-merge) the changes from trunk@331. you might want to read http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.branchmerge.html I would create a release branch from the last stable trunk version (330) and merge in the trunk revisions that I want to go in the release. Then create the tag from the branch. > Am I able to do this - using subclipse or tortoise? yes 8-) -- Lorenz
