We can remove them (svn remove) if they have no value - and in those first two cases they probably don't (svn diff to find out, maybe).
And, yes, renaming a branch* in Subversion is easy: svn move lucene_1_3_2_dev lucene_1_4_dev
* There really is no such thing as a "branch" in Subversion. Subversion uses the path along with some conventions (trunk, tags, branches are just conventions) to represent paths. To branch in Subversion, use svn copy to the branches directory. A copy in Subversion is cheap - it is represented as pointers back to the original.
On Feb 8, 2005, at 1:22 PM, Daniel Naber wrote:
Hi,
what are the "jakarta" and "lucene" branches in Lucene's SVN about? Also,
shouldn't the lucene_1_4_2_dev branch be renamed to lucene_1_4_dev? This
should be easy now with subversion, isn't it?
Regards Daniel
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