Command: Copy (Branch/Tag)
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Function: The command opens the SVN Copy Branch/Tag dialog. There you can Branch or Tag a revision of your project. A specific revision of your project is saved there at this position. A branch is normally used in order to save changes isolated in one version. A tag is used for marking a specific state, for example a shipping version. Internally, it is not actually copied, but refers more to the revision.
Call: menu
Requirement: The project is versioned.
Dialog: SVN Copy (Branch/Tag)
From | SVN path of the current project Example: |
To | Target path in the SVN repository for the copy operation Example of tag:
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Input field | Type in a log message that comments your change. Example: |
Recent Messages | Opens the Recent Messages dialog for displaying the last log messages You can click a log message to accept it. |
Working copy (including local changes) | The new branch/tag refers to the working copy including all local changes. The local changes are committed to the SVN repository to do this. |
Base revision of working copy (<revision number>) | The new branch/tag refers to the base revision of your working copy whose revision number is displayed in the brackets. If the working copy already contains local changes, then these are not committed to the SVN repository. |
HEAD revision of the repository | The new branch/tag refers to the HEAD revision of your project. |
Specific revision in SVN repository  | The new branch/tag refers to a revision that is displayed on the adjacent button. Click the button to change the revision. The Select Revision dialog opens. |
Switch to new location |
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OK | The target path is created (as a new tag |