So, we have a fairly complex repository layout, the results of the move operation performed here:
svn.contoso.com/root_repository_path/ |- project1 |- project2 | |- subprojectA | |- subprojectB |- project3 |- project4 |- |- subprojectA |- |- subprojectB | |- project5 (the project I'm on)
Each of these folders has a full trunk/branches/tags structure under it, and project5 specifically has several branches, all of which date back before the fellow developer from the linked question reorganized the repository. Now, I need to merge a branch (let's call it the shiny-feature branch) back into another, 'parent' branch; thing is, (Tortoise)SVN gets confused when I try to merge the full revision range for the shiny-feature branch into the parent branch, giving me an error of the form:
'/svn/root_repository_path/!svn/bc/5555/project5/branches/shiny-feature' path not found
where 5555 is the current revision the repository is at. Trying to merge just the revision that moved the branch yields a no-op merge, while excluding the branch-moving revision yields the exact same error as above.
How am I supposed to get this branch merged back in?