I finally started using svk this week so that I could
easily merge official RT changes with my local modifications.
I have a mirror of the BP repository. When I wanted to work
on a particular RT bug I made a local copy of RT like so:
svk cp //mirror/bp/rt/branches/3.4-RELEASE
//local/bp/rt/features/3.4_link_create_fix
Then I checked out my local copy, made changes and commited.
If I do an “svk diff” now the version numbers is the diff
are based on my repository versions.
How do I submit my diff to BP? Do I need to worry about
referencing the real version numbers in the diff? If
so, how?
Did I even to this the best way in the first place?
-Todd
I finally started using svk this week so that I could
easily merge official RT changes with my local modifications.
I have a mirror of the BP repository. When I wanted to work
on a particular RT bug I made a local copy of RT like so:
svk cp //mirror/bp/rt/branches/3.4-RELEASE
//local/bp/rt/features/3.4_link_create_fix
How do I submit my diff to BP? Do I need to worry about
referencing the real version numbers in the diff? If
so, how?
svk push -P
Thanks. I submitted a patch yesterday this way. Today I
decided to fix the problem where using t: URIs was not
setting LocalBase/Target correctly. Now I want to
submit that patch, but “svk push -P” also include the
changes I submitted yesterday. Is there a way around this
or should I be doing somethning else?
-Todd