Gregor Schmid wrote:
> The "solution" of excluding .svn directories from backups, as
> mentioned in the previous discussion, is not acceptable for me as SVN
> working copies are among the most valuable stuff we're backing up...
If your work is committed (which is kind of the point of using svn...)
you should be able to reproduce any working copy by checking it out of
the repository again. And no new work should be under the .svn
directories - they are used to maintain state matching the repository at
the last update/commit. To recover without them you'd have to check out
a new copy, then move the modified-but-not-committed files from your
restored backup into the right places - a bit of work but you wouldn't
have to lose anything.
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Les Mikesell
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