branching-and-merging

问题 It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center. Closed 6 years ago . How do you branch and merge with Apache Subversion using the TortoiseSVN client? 回答1: My easy click-by-click instructions ( specific to TortoiseSVN ) are in Stack Overflow question What is the simplest way to do

问题 We had some changes committed (let's call it changeset1) in what we call the Dev branch of our project that really should've been done in a new branch. So what I did to fix it is create a new branch off of the Dev branch (let's call it Dev2). Then I rolled back the Dev branch to before changeset1. So now the code base looks like the development was done in Dev2 and Dev was never touched. Later, I then did some development in Dev, merged it to Stage, and then Prod. Now I'm trying to also merge

问题 I have following problem: I have some common commit A for two branches Branch1 and Branch2. Branch1 is a public branch (lies on server) Branch2 is a local branch In Branch1 I changed file ( BAD_folder/somefile.txt ). Changes were pushed to server. In Branch2 I renamed BAD_folder to folder and made some changes in somefile.txt . I want to merge Branch1 with Branch2, but I get a merge conflict in BAD_folder/somefile.txt file. How can I resolve this? 回答1: You can rename folder to BAD_folder ,

问题 I have the Development branch forked from the Main branch. Could I merge the Development branch back to the Main so that Main branch code would be equal the Development branch? What is the most safe and reliable solution for this? 回答1: The easiest way I've found to do this is to do a merge using Visual Studio and the Source Control Explorer. In the Source Control Explorer, right-click on your development branch and select Branching and Merging > Merge In the Target Branch drop-down select

问题 (This is a follow-up question to my earlier question about how to manage standard development and customer-specific development in a cvs.) We are using different branches in mercurial to distinguish between standard development (development of our standard software) and customer-specific development (development of customer-specific modifications of our standard software). So, lets say we have the following branches: default (standard development branch) revision1.0 (standard development

问题 I need to branch out, but I also need to keep the history so I can remove some change sets and build a new project. I tried branching in the UI and that created a new branch with only one history item indicating that this was branched from so and so. 回答1: The newly created branch still contains all the history nested inside the new changeset. You can only view the history of the individual files, not with the folder or the branch. You must click "view history" on a file in the new branch then

问题 Is it possible to reset a remote branch to another remote branch? Let's say I have two branches: master and develop . The develop branch is made from master and used as an integration/build branch. It serves no other purpose. At the end of a sprint all feature branches, which are approved, are merged into master. At the end of the sprint, everyone is required to delete his local copy of the develop branch, we delete the remote one, and a new one is made from master. This is not ideal, but the

问题 Currently we have a team project in TFS 2010 named MyApp that was put in years ago. I would like to create MAIN and DEV branches as described in the ALM Rangers guide. I know it would've been easier if the existing team project was created with the branches initially, but that's in the past. I don't want to lose the version history in the existing project. Is it possible to create those branches (or at least a DEV branch) without affecting the existing project? UPDATE My folder structure

问题 I apologize for the somewhat confusing question, I'm not sure how to explain it in short. Let me also apologize that I'm fairly new to Git and so I may be missing an obvious solution (thus why I ask). So essentially, I have a three step project here that I'm trying to easily keep up to date: I'm developing in CakePHP, which is regularly updated. Using CakePHP, I am developing a system I've called "Mobile Fort," which is basically a fully developed user management system with a few other

问题 I am pretty new to TFS and source control. I unable to understand the advantage of branching. Since i can do the same stuff by creating 2 folder main and development, when I am done with development.I can merge the code using any diff tool with the main branch. Then whats the point of having branches ? I know there must a huge advantage but i am unable to understand. 回答1: (UPDATE: TFS now supports git for version control so the rest of this answer no longer applies) I would google branch-per