SVK::Co...d::Merge(3)

💖 SVK::Command::Merge — ok bestie, let's talk merging 💖

So like… this page lives in the SVK::Command::Merge section of the User Contributed Perl Documentation, and it's literally all about applying the differences between two sources. Glow-up for your depot, fr fr. 🦋

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

Here's the vibe, in three flavors:

merge -r N:M DEPOTPATH [PATH]
merge -r N:M DEPOTPATH1 DEPOTPATH2
merge -r N:M [--to|--from] [PATH]

Pick whichever one matches your situation, bestie. No wrong answers (well, okay, some wrong answers). 💅

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🌸 OPTIONS 🌸

Okay so here's the whole menu, every single one, no skips:

• -r, --revision N:M — act on revisions between N and M. The classic. The blueprint. 👑
• -c, --change N — act on change N (which lives between revisions N-1 and N). And here's the lil plot twist: using -N reverses the changes made in revision N. Iconic behavior honestly.
• -I, --incremental — apply each change individually. One at a time, like a careful queen. ✨
• -a, --auto — merge from the previous merge point. It just knows where you left off, bestie.
• -l, --log — use logs of merged revisions as the commit message. Let the history speak for itself. 🎀
• -s, --sync — synchronize mirrored sources before operation. Gotta sync before you slay. 🌈
• -t, --to — merge to the specified path. Direction: to. ➡️
• -f, --from — merge from the specified path. Direction: from. ⬅️
• --summary — display related logs in this merge. Receipts, basically. 🧾
• --verbatim — verbatim merge log without indents and header. Raw. Unfiltered. No filter. 🫶
• --no-ticket — do not record this merge point. It never happened, as far as the merge points are concerned. 💀
• --track-rename — track changes made to renamed node. Because your renamed file still has lore. 🦋
• -m, --message MESSAGE — specify commit message MESSAGE. Say what you mean.
• -F, --file FILENAME — read commit message from FILENAME. For when your message is too long for the command line, which is valid.
• --template — use the specified message as the template to edit. A lil starting point, then you make it yours. 💖
• --encoding ENC — treat -m/-F value as being in charset encoding ENC. Charset check!! 🌟
• -P, --patch NAME — instead of commit, save this change as a patch. Not committing, just saving the evidence. 💅
• -S, --sign — sign this change. Put your name on it, main character. ✍️
• -C, --check-only — try operation but make no changes. A dress rehearsal, no cap. 👀
• --direct — commit directly even if the path is mirrored. Straight to the source, no detour. 🔥

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💜 A lil sign-off 💜

This page is from the User Contributed Perl Documentation, and it's running on perl v5.42.0, dated 2025-07-25. So if you were wondering what era of chaos this manual is from — that's the era. Slay, bestie, go merge something. 🎀🦋💖