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Asked: 2026-05-26T00:34:14+00:00

We use Subversion for our source control system and we do our mainline work

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We use Subversion for our source control system and we do our mainline work in trunk. When we released our software we created a branch. When we need to upgrade our release I will merge revision from the trunk into our branch, commit and make a tag. This approach has made it possible for us to cherry pick a revision or two from the trunk, merge it into the branch and quickly deploy the fix. However, because I am cherry picking revision numbers, it becomes difficult know what revision have made it into the branch from the trunk. Is there anyway that I can see which revisions have been merged into the trunk without recording it outside of subversion?

We are using subversion 1.6

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  1. Editorial Team

    When you merge to branch with svn merge the merged revisions are automatically recorded into svn:mergeinfo property. Thus, you can cherry pick revisions to branch

    cd branch
svn merge -r REV1:REV2 TRUNK_URL
svn commit -m "Cherry picked fix"

    and check revisions with 

    svn mergeinfo BRANCH_URL

    output:

    /trunk:REV1-REV2

    Check this

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