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Asked: 2026-05-14T02:48:00+00:00

I had made changes in a folder called branch, and now that its working

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I had made changes in a folder called “branch”, and now that its working I want to move all the src folder to the folder “trunk”. But by copying src from local branch, pasting on local trunk and commiting the SVN commits nothing. Its like nothing had changed. Any idea how to commit this?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You cant do that because youre going to override the svn metadata which will cause all kinds of problems.

    If branch was actually a branch and a working copy then you need to read up on svn merge to get the edits back to trunk.

    If it was a folder outside of a working copy then the easiest way is to rsync it back in and use --exclude=.svn which wont sync the .svn metadata.

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