I have a typical Subversion setup:
/trunk /branches/client-one /branches/client-two /branches/client-three
Trunk has a core development, and branches support client configuration. From time to time I transfer changes from the trunk to the branches and vice versa:
[+] /trunk/readme-trunk.txt [port] /trunk/readme-trunk.txt -> /branches/client-one/readme-trunk.txt [port] /trunk/readme-trunk.txt -> /branches/client-two/readme-trunk.txt [port] /trunk/readme-trunk.txt -> /branches/client-three/readme-trunk.txt
It works pretty flawlessly, unless I need to rename a file. Now, as I do this, I always get tree conflicts and, depending on the steps I take, I lose local modifications or I can no longer transfer future changes.
Is it possible to rename the file and still be able to transfer the changes back and forth?
[rename] /trunk/readme-trunk.txt -> /trunk/readme.txt [port] /trunk/readme.txt -> /branches/client-one/readme.txt [port] /trunk/readme.txt -> /branches/client-two/readme.txt [port] /trunk/readme.txt -> /branches/client-three/readme.txt [edit] /trunk/readme.txt [port] /trunk/readme.txt -> /branches/client-one/readme.txt [port] /trunk/readme.txt -> /branches/client-two/readme.txt [port] /trunk/readme.txt -> /branches/client-three/readme.txt
(Most of the documentation on this subject implies that tree conflicts occur when two developers modify the same file, this is not so, as I am the only developer.)
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