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Re: am I misunderstanding what HEAD refers to?
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Dennis Jones |
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Re: am I misunderstanding what HEAD refers to? |
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Fri, 05 Oct 2007 18:04:38 GMT |
"Ted Stern" <address@hidden> wrote in message
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> At this point, I want to check to make sure no changes have gone into
> the trunk between BRANCHNAME_MERGE_HEAD and right now.
>
> So my first naive thought is to do a diff. Note that I'm currently
> sitting in my branchname sandbox:
>
> cvs diff -r BRANCHNAME_MERGE_HEAD -r HEAD 1>stdout 2>stderr
I'm not sure why nobody eslse has suggested this, but since
BRANCHNAME_MERGE_HEAD always refers to a point on the trunk and you want to
diff the trunk, why not go to the trunk and do the diff from there? IOW,
instead of sitting on your branch and trying to do the diff from there, just
switch over to the trunk and do it. That way, HEAD will refer to the trunk
instead of the branch, and your diff should work as expected.
Am I missing something?
- Dennis
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