> From: Goor, Stefan [mailto:sg...@thetasgroup.com]
> Sent: Friday, September 13, 2013 11:40 AM
> To: users@subversion.apache.org
> Subject: SVN merge attempting to reintegrate on a merge to a branch
>
>
> Recently when we attempted to merge a trunk project to a branch (in
> preparation of doing a merge of the branch back to trunk) we are got errors
> like the following:
>
> $ svn merge $SVNROOT/trunk/my_project .
> svn: E195016: Reintegrate can only be used if revisions 4401 through 4545
> were previously merged from
> https://our.svn.servername/svn/branches/my_project/features/my_project_branch
> to the reintegrate source, but this is not the case:
> trunk/my_project
> Missing ranges: /trunk/my_project:4485
> Missing ranges:
>/trunk/my_project:4407-4408,4431,4442-4444,4485,4524,4532-4533
Since you sanitized your path names, is there any chance that the "t" in
"my_project" is being left off on the first "missing ranges" line? E.g.
trunk/my_project
Missing ranges: /trunk/my_projec:4485 <--- ** Missing 't' in 'my_project'
**
Missing ranges:
/trunk/my_project:4407-4408,4431,4442-4444,4485,4524,4532-4533
When I encountered this, the solution was to either merge the branch to trunk
(svn merge ^/.../my_project_branch), or to explicitly specify the revision
range when merging up from trunk, e.g. "svn merge -r 4401:4545
^/trunk/my_project".
