Newbie: combine repositories?
Talden
talden at gmail.com
Sun Feb 15 03:50:47 GMT 2009
I think this does something of what you want.
Merge each of the two branches into a new branch that is not related
to either. The merged revisions will retain history. I would do it as
a new branch so that both lines of ancestry come in clearly as merges
since any overlap will have to pick file-ids (and therefore history)
from one line or the other (as I understand it - hey I'm a Bazaar
newbie too).
1. Create the new branch
$ bzr init new
2. Create an initial commit in the new branch (needed for reasons
internal to bzr to allow committing the merges)
$ bzr commit --unchanged -m "base commit for merging source branches)"
3. merge the branches (something like as follows)
$ bzr merge -r 0..head src1
...commit...
$ bzr merge -r 0..head src2
...commit...
If there are overlapping paths in src1 and src2 you will need to
resolve conflicts in the src2 merge. I think there are tricks with
file-ids in the merge command to help with matching.
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Talden
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