I found documentation on how to create my branch, however now I want
to merge my branch into my trunk, or merge changes from my trunk to a
branch.
Is there a way to do this in Versions?
Thanks.
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Unfortunately not, but I am pretty sure merge support is being worked on, as
this is possibly the #1 requested feature on this list.
-Ray
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If you have windows, there is a great open source shell extension
called tortoise SVN. I bought Versions assuming it would have merge
abilities for the trunk (since, you know, it seems to be the most
important of things to do with subversion) and was pretty upset last
night when I found out I'd h
Even though it's brought up pretty much weekly, nobody on the Versions
team has even hinted that they're working on it. The other decent OS X
SVN client, Cornerstone, also lacks this feature, and they seem to be
equally unresponsive (they don't even support SVN 1.6 yet).
I'm giving the Versions t
FYI, merging is probably the most-requested feature — it would be nice
to check through the Google Group archives before posting a new thread
on it. Merging is important for many people, but realize that many
people work only in trunk.
The developers are well aware of the features of other
On Aug 7, 2009, at 9:27 AM, Shan wrote:
Even though it's brought up pretty much weekly, nobody on the Versions
team has even hinted that they're working on it. The other decent OS X
SVN client, Cornerstone, also lacks this feature, and they seem to be
equally unresponsive (they don't even suppo
Quinn,
No offense taken. At first, I shared your opinion, but unfortunately
given the utter silence from the Versions team, and lack of responses
to any methods of communication other than this group, they really
left me with no other options. I've waited patiently since the beta
for any sort of
On Aug 7, 2009, at 10:08 AM, Shan wrote:
Quinn,
No offense taken. At first, I shared your opinion, but unfortunately
given the utter silence from the Versions team, and lack of responses
to any methods of communication other than this group, they really
left me with no other options. I've wait
I have hope that they are working on it.
http://twitter.com/thekarladam/status/2243960191
http://twitter.com/koenbok/status/2244407711
-Ray
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 1:34 PM, Quinn Taylor wrote:
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> On Aug 7, 2009, at 10:08 AM, Shan wrote:
>
> I'm just asking that the team
>> acknowledge a year
Hey Quinn, Shan and Ray,
For what it's worth, I can officially confirm we're working on it.
It's a tough one, but we feel we're on the right way to tackle it.
Regarding the timeframe I can't promise anything. I can however give
some hints on why this is taking some time.
- Subversions 1.6 mergin
The reason I say merging is the most important feature is that it
seems to take the most advantage of a GUI-based program (otherwise
we'd be using the command line). If you've got only a few people then
it would make sense for everyone to work on their working copy
straight from the trunk and com
Koen,
This is exactly the type of communication I was hoping for. I'm now
looking forward to this upcoming version on an unpredictable
timeline :)
On Aug 8, 5:53 am, Koen Bok wrote:
> Hey Quinn, Shan and Ray,
>
> For what it's worth, I can officially confirm we're working on it.
> It's a tough
Hi Matt,
Branching and copying are supported, merging is not.
To branch or copy, simply hold down the option key on your keyboard
while you drag a folder in the Repository Browse view.
All the best,
- Dirk
the Versions team
On Aug 27, 11:05 pm, Matt Williamson wrote:
> Wow. I paid $50 for th
Wow. I paid $50 for this app and it doesn't even support branching?!
Not even copying?! I want my money back. Back to the CLI...
On Aug 4, 1:47 pm, Kevin wrote:
> I found documentation on how to create mybranch, however now I want
> to merge mybranchinto my trunk, or merge changes from my trunk
Thank you Dirk. Sorry for the overreaction. I hope merging comes soon.
On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 5:50 PM, Dirk Stoop wrote:
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> Hi Matt,
>
> Branching and copying are supported, merging is not.
>
> To branch or copy, simply hold down the option key on your keyboard
> while you drag a folder in the
Hi,
I'm needing this feature too (merge), I think like Shan that this
features is required for a Svn client, and I don't known this lack
when I bought my licence.
After all, I will do that with command line or Eclipse at this time.
But, where can we see the features in progress of the team ? I l
There is no public-facing bug database or tracking tool, by choice of
the developers. That can be argued as good or bad, but I tend to agree
with the devs that the extra effort to be transparent (e.g. blogging)
comes at the expense of development time, and a public bug database
would requir
Hi,
Love to see merge support. That would make it the perfect client! Now
I still have to do some of my work (branch merging) on the command
line.
Hope you can provide some information about the work being done on
merge support.
Regards,
Martin
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Hi, I came looking for branches and merging but having read the rest
of the email I figure I'll have to wait for merging. When it comes to
branches, I have tried all sorts of combination of option + draggin
everything everywhere and it's not working. I must say the
instructions sound very simple b
I came to Versions because it was a highly recommended OSX SVN client.
But no branch merging? Glad to hear it's being worked on, but with no
timeline I think I'll have to go to SmartSVN which I think has branch
merging or Syncro SVN, mentioned above.
And my $0.02 on branch creation in Versions: i
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