Core/dp sources merging 2 projects question
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 4:08 pm
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L2J Revision Number: Doesn't really matter
L2JDP Revision Number: Doesn't really matter
Hi. I'm using core modded and developed by me for over a year. In addition, it was firstly based on l2jfree (but anyhow I've done moving to L2J almost completely now). I would want to keep basic features updated with L2JServer svn's and not trash everything else I've added and implemented. But I don't know how to for example simply compare two different svn's to make a diff. I've looked for few days and no clue... Is it possible that subversion is not providing any functionality to compare 2 projects? I'm currently simply checkingout one project on disk, then overwrite its files with the other project and do "check for modifications", but this way I've often found that not all differences were "spotted" and every time have to spend hours on doing everything left manually
Is it possible to force checkedout project on disk, to use different svn repo of different project (as I've tried that so far, after switching repository, it yells at me that it's not correct repository location for the project - no way of shutting svn down and forcing repo switch?)
I'll appreciate any help that will ease my life at least a little bit.
ยป Find Revision
L2J Revision Number: Doesn't really matter
L2JDP Revision Number: Doesn't really matter
Hi. I'm using core modded and developed by me for over a year. In addition, it was firstly based on l2jfree (but anyhow I've done moving to L2J almost completely now). I would want to keep basic features updated with L2JServer svn's and not trash everything else I've added and implemented. But I don't know how to for example simply compare two different svn's to make a diff. I've looked for few days and no clue... Is it possible that subversion is not providing any functionality to compare 2 projects? I'm currently simply checkingout one project on disk, then overwrite its files with the other project and do "check for modifications", but this way I've often found that not all differences were "spotted" and every time have to spend hours on doing everything left manually
Is it possible to force checkedout project on disk, to use different svn repo of different project (as I've tried that so far, after switching repository, it yells at me that it's not correct repository location for the project - no way of shutting svn down and forcing repo switch?)I'll appreciate any help that will ease my life at least a little bit.
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