I destroyed my subversion tree. (I attempted to ignore a few files, broke something, and now the svn says it can’t find my root directory, even though it correctly notes the differences between files in said directory.) So, now I have about twenty files from my current project that I’d like to commit but can’t.
I ended up checking out a new tree entirely, but now I don’t know how to intelligently merge my files from the broken tree to the new tree I just checked out. I don’t want to simply copy the files, as this will wipe changes others have done since I’ve updated. (The broken tree doesn’t let me update.) Using ‘svn merge’ isn’t meant to be used on two local copies, right? What tools can I use?
Use kdiff3 and manually merge your changes into the repository. Then commit.