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Julian Foad schrieb am Thu, 11 Apr 2013 20:59:56 +0100 (BST):
[...] the problem is that [...] no conflict is _detected_ at all.
I agree that this behaviour is not good when you want strict
conflict detection.
This particular behaviour is just one of several heuristics in
Subversi
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Stefan Sperling schrieb am Thu, 11 Apr 2013 20:11:23 +0200:
Yes, but silently ignoring the deletion of a non-existing file part
is not a sound decision in my opinion.
Well, the change says "this section of the file should not be there
anymore, get rid of it". But the section in questio
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Stefan Sperling schrieb am Thu, 11 Apr 2013 20:11:23 +0200:
Yes, this is an important distinction. But detection only makes sense
if there is more than one way of resolution, doesn't it?
An additional aspect I forgot in my last answer: Subversion is
inconsistent here when comparing t
hen I don't see a need to change Subversion's behaviour.
Sorry, I did not talk about conflict _resolution_ but about conflict
_detection_. This is not the same thing. You may resolve this type of
conflict as you already do, I have no problems with that. However, the
problem is that even with
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Paul Burba schrieb am Thu, 11 Apr 2013 10:45:34 -0400:
What do you mean exactly? The file could me marked as resolved via "svn
resolve" if that's what the user wants, couldn't it?
I was asking what contents of the resolved file would be; not the
mechanics of resolution. Lets assume fo
esting's files.txt to have the same contents as the one in
trunk (what wasn't the case), so I had to manually fix the files.txt
in the testing branch despite all changes to files.txt have been
correctly merged from trunk.
Regards,
Christoph Schulz
pgpg5lib0j43W.pgp
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svn merge" allows to apply
files2.patch before files1.patch, which is clearly wrong.
Is this a known bug? Do any workarounds exist to prevent this bug from
occurring?
Regards,
Christoph Schulz
#!/bin/sh
svnadmin create ~/mergetest-repo
svn co file://$HOME/mergetest-repo mergetest
cd me
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