I can be wrong because I'm struggling with this myself, but shouldn't rev 9995 already include all the prior changes?
JPM ________________________________ From: Douglass Davis [mailto:dda...@northcarolina.edu] Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2012 3:55 PM To: users@subversion.apache.org Subject: svn merge help Hi, Client is svn, version 1.6.11 (r934486) I read the manual, but I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I copied https://mydomain/services/trunk (services) to https://mydomain/online/trunk (online) at revision 9884. There were several bugfixes made on services that I wanted to put in online. Some I just edited the code manually in my working copy of online. Right now, what I would like to do is just take the changes from revisions 9938 up to and including 9995 (about 20 revisions) from services (https://mydomain/services/trunk), and apply those to online (https://mydomain/online/trunk). So, I go to my working copy of online. I have tried this: svn merge -r 9937:9996 https://mydomain/services/trunk . And that just gives me the changes from revision 9995 of services. I revert, then tried svn merge https://svn.northcarolina.edu/os/cms/apps/services/trunk@9937 https://svn.northcarolina.edu/os/cms/apps/services/trunk@9995 . And still it only gave me the changes from 9995. How do I get all changes from 9937-9995 (inclusive) and apply them to my working copy of online? Thanks, Doug
