There is a file, fileA, that exists in the trunk but does not exist in our development branch. A developer accidentally performed an 'svn add' of this file into our branch instead of performing an 'svn merge' of fileA from the trunk. What I did was performed an 'svn delete' of this file in our development branch. Then I performed a merge from the trunk in an effort to sync our branch with the trunk. For some reason, fileA was NOT merged over to our branch. When I did an 'svn status' on the branch's directory, fileA has a '?' next to it. I then tried to 'rm' what i suspect was a residual copy of the file after I did the 'svn delete' originally. How can I get fileA into the branch now? 'svn merge' does not merge anything from the trunk now! I need to ensure that the history of the file is also merged over.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
-D
svn copythat file from trunk to your branch? – Stefan Ferstl