Just a toy a the moment, but the attached patch makes 'tools/dev/merge-graph.py' output a sequence of 'svn' commands that executes the branching and merging shown in the graph (as well as writing an image file).
Example (where merge-sync-1-req.txt is one of the attachments to <http://wiki.apache.org/subversion/SymmetricMerge>): $ merge-graph.py merge-sync-1-req.txt merge-graph.py: reading 'merge-sync-1-req.txt', writing 'merge-sync-1-req.png' # start r1 svn mkdir O O/created_in_O svn mkdir O/new_in_O0 svn commit -m r1 # start r2 svn copy -r1 O A svn copy -r1 O B ... # start r4 svn update svn merge ^/A@3 B ... I hope this will help me show some more concrete examples of what I'm trying to show in the graphs. - Julian
merge-graph-as-svn-cmds-1.patch
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