I have one single doubt on SVN --reintegrate option. If you can clarify this would be great.
There three repositories one of them is trunk other two are branches made with svn copy command. 1. SVN/Path/to/trunk 2. SVN/Path/to/branch/T1 3. SVN/Path/to/branch/T2 Now both T1 and T2 branches work independently for a while and at some point 1) T2 decides it should bring in all T1 changes to its T2 branch and issues simple below cmd * svn co SVN/Path/to/branch/T2 T2localpath * Cd T2localpath * svn merge SVN/Path/to/branch/T1 . * Svn ci . 2) after above step T1 also decides to bring everything from T2 to its T1 branch and run below cmds * svn co SVN/Path/to/branch/T1 T1localpath * Cd T1localpath * svn merge SVN/Path/to/branch/T2 . * Svn ci . Now my doubt is in second step of merge back from T2 to T1, is it needed to run "-reintegrate" option here and what will happen if we miss it. I ask this here because we are on SVN v1.6.19 and I merge only b/w branch to branch not to trunk. Currently, I am not using this option and I did not find any issue, but I do have more than two branches to merge & reverse merge. Thanks Manohar
