I'm working on a relatively new project using Subversion. I've already branched off a couple of times and merged that branch back to trunk with no problems. However, my latest merge is failing - and it seems to be tied into the fact that I added a new file to the branch that does not yet exist on the trunk (in this case, GradientView.h).
Here's what I saw when I tried to merge from the command line:
bpapa@mycompany$ svn --username bpapa --password mypassword merge -r 177:HEAD svn://mycompany.server/opt/my-svn-repository/myproject/branches/version-1.4
C Classes/MyAppDelegate.m
svn: Copyfrom-url 'svn://mycompany.server/opt/my-svn-repository/myproject/branches/version-1.4/Classes/GradientView.h' has different repository root than 'svn://[email protected]'
If I look the .svn directory in my working copy and check the "entries" file as a sanity check the repository URL seems to be right - svn://[email protected]/opt/my-svn-repository/myproject/trunk
Another thing to note, if it it helps, is that I was expecting many more files to get merged. It seems to merge the first file (MyAppDelegate), then when it gets to the new file, GradientView.h, it chokes.