I just tried to upgrade Tools/pybench/ to my latest version,
so I imported pybench-2.0 into the externals/ tree and then
tried copying over the new version into the Tools/pybench/
trunk.
Unfortunately the final copy didn't actually replace the files in
Tools/pybench/ but instead created a sub-directory with name
"pybench-2.0".
Here's the command I used:
svn copy svn+pythonssh://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/external/pybench-2.0 \
svn+pythonssh://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/python/trunk/Tools/pybench
Am I missing some final slash in the copy command or is there
a different procedure which should be followed for these upgrades,
such as e.g. remove the package directory first, then copy over
the new version ?
Thanks for any help,
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