Hi all, I was wondering if the following scenario makes sense, or if this is asking for problems.
* I am regularly merging differences between 2 trees (I won't go in too much details here...those tree are not really under my control; I put those them in the tags area, and I want to merge the changes between 2 consecutive such snapshots. In my case, I can not just use a branch and update it with the latest version - the tree gets modifications before being tagged). * to merge the differences between 2 snapshots, I am using --ignore-ancestry (otherwise I see a lot of files being "replaced"). This works great * since --ignore-ancestry makes me loose the merge info, before I commit the merge results, I merge again but this time with --record-only (and without --ignore-ancestry) * now I can commit and it seems that I have the best of both worlds... I think this is more an svn question (but I am using I am using tsvn 1.6.16). The server is svn 1.6.17 Does anyone have experience with similar scenario? Thank you, Christophe
