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Merging frustration when tracking external projects: msg#00014

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Subject: Merging frustration when tracking external projects

Here is my repo structure:

A - tracks the external project
B - is a clone of A, with local changes
C - is a clone of A, with other (unrelated) local changes
D - is a clone of A, with both B and C pulled into it (merge tree)

Now, when I pull in another batch of updates from the external project, I do this:

1) Generate a diff between the external tree and A.
2) 'bk import -tpatch' that diff into A
3) 'bk pull' A into B, and resolve conflicts
4) 'bk pull' A into C, and resolve conflicts

So far so good, everything works as expected. However, tonight there were conflicts in both B and C that had to be manually resolved. Once I did those...

5) 'bk pull' B (or C) into D

This fails miserably. If I pull B into D, I'll have to manually resolve C's conflicts again; if I pull C into D, the reverse will happen. What I need to be able to do is tell BitKeeper to either:

- pull B _AND_ C into D

or

- pull B into D, without running resolve or applying the changes, then pull C into D, and resolve all changes in a single batch

Is there any way to accomplish this, or am I just doing something terribly wrong here? Obviously I could generate a patch from B and one from C and import those into D, but I'd rather not, since BitKeeper should be able to handle this with the information it has available to it.
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