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Re: [p4] RE: Recurring file/dir renaming: msg#00116

Subject: Re: [p4] RE: Recurring file/dir renaming
On Wed, 12 May 2004 10:57:03 -0700, Marion, Patrick
<patrick.marion@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
 
> Would it keep the new names in the parent branch (and remove the old ones)
> when I merge up?

Yes.

This step is what actually does the renaming on the parent branch.

If the parent branch has other children that are active maintenance
branches that should not receive the renamings, those branches
will need branch maps that do all the mappings in the renaming
branch but in the opposite sense.

  Chuck Karish
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