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I'm having problems with merges going wrong. In our company we sometimes put the same changes on several branches by hand (the reason for this involves code that has to talk to a legacy system with a very primitive VCS built in to the language itself). But we also merge our branches using svn and we have discovered that our merges sometimes can go wrong. I have some short texts to illustrate what happens and also gives a repo-case: We start out with a file that looks like this both on trunk and on our branch (A is first line in file and D is the last). A B C D Note that there is a space character on the empty line between B and C. Then we make a change on the trunk A B some change C D And on our branch we make almost the same change A B some change C D The only difference between the change on the trunk and on the branch is that the trunk has three space characters on the line between B and some change while the branch still only has one space character. When merging the branch to the trun the result is the following: A B some change some change C D We get no merge conflict, but the text is copied twice into the file on trunk. I've been able to reproduce this with Collabnet, SlikSVN and Tortoise clients using version svn version 1.6. Is this a known issue? Is it possible that it's already fixed in svn 1.7? Best regards Simon
