How to copy files from one branch to another from SVN CLI or TortoiseSVN?

help you fix your problem I've got a working copy that I checkout of the trunk and I have made quite a few changes and would prefer to commit back to a branch instead of the trunk (from which is was checked out from). , Select Branch/tag... and select the working copy radio button,

hop of those help? I've managed to fix this by using the SVN switch command on the single file and correctly point it to the branch.
Not sure why this happened, it seems when TortoiseSVN created the branch and switched the working copy it did not switch this one single file.

With these it helps SVN is transactional - a delete and copy (not add!) would not be problematic. And beta would be a proper branch (or better a tag)

hope this fix your issue There seem to be two solutions:
Download trunk and replace the required files. Of course this should only be done if you are absolutely sure that the modifications don't break anything. Since I made a recent update of my branch (today actually) I'm sure that there are no problems with the modifications. Commit all changes except the ones you want to push to trunk, switch to trunk, commit the specific files there and then switch back to your own branch

wish of those help I have a personal branch in which I work on multiple features concurrently. Having completed a feature, I'd like to merge relevant files back into trunk, and I can't work out how. Merge will unilaterally merge everything, and if I want any kind of granularity I have to go through the interface flow one file at a time. ,
Am I just doing it wrong?