How do I merge a branch back to trunk in svn?

Merge a branch into the trunk

  1. Get a clean copy of the trunk.
  2. Check the svn log to find the revision where the branch was created.
  3. Merge the branches.
  4. Resolve any conflicts.
  5. Build and test your newly merged working copy.
  6. Check in your changes with a detailed note describing the merge.

How do I update svn trunk?

Keep it up-to-date

  1. Ensure your branch does not have uncommitted changes.
  2. Right-click over the branch folder you want to update (not the parent branches folder). Select TortoiseSVN > Merge….
  3. A wizard window will appear. Select Merge a range of revisions. Next. On URL to merge from type the URL to the trunk folder.

What is trunk in svn?

A trunk in SVN is main development area, where major development happens. A branch in SVN is sub development area where parallel development on different functionalities happens. After completion of a functionality, a branch is usually merged back into trunk.

Why you shouldn’t use GitFlow?

Gitflow is impossible to work with in a monorepo as well If teams are independent and microservices should be independently deployable, you can’t very well tie your workflow to the centralized branching model you created in your mono-repo.

What is trunk-based workflow?

Trunk-based development is a version control management practice where developers merge small, frequent updates to a core “trunk” or main branch. Since it streamlines merging and integration phases, it helps achieve CI/CD and increases software delivery and organizational performance.

How do I merge svn conflicts?

The simplest way (and most logical to me) I find to do this :

  1. use a diff/merge tool to compare file1. txt. mine and file1.
  2. merge the changes between file1. txt.
  3. copy the resulting file (or rename it) to file1. txt (overwriting the svn merge file)
  4. resolve the conflict.
  5. commit the change back to the repository.