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> The old code very nicely handled repeated merging from one place > (branch) to another (mainline). > > The new code extends this to allow a merge operation to be performed > in the opposite direction after having done this. That's odd--I haven't noticed a problem with that. Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're doing, or maybe I'm already tripping on myself and didn't notice! I will use a branch for an extended period of time, like you. I update from HEAD too, like you. Then I update HEAD form my branch to deliver the code, and then continue developing on the branch. I use 2 sandboxes to manage my merging, like so (I hope this formatting gets preserved): HEAD BRANCH Make branch work on Fred update -jHEAD more work on Fred update -jHEAD Update -jb1 work more on Fred update -jHEAD Update -jb1 I haven't noticed a problem (but I have seen null change updates as you mentioned). Granted, not a lot happens on my MAIN outside my DEV branch at the moment, but that will change once the other devs are delivering to MAIN as well. I'm using cvsnt 2.0.8... Did this technology get slipped in early and I didn't realize? Regards, Glen Starrett