On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 6:00 AM, Markus Schaber <m.scha...@3s-software.com>wrote:
> We need to add a new directory including files and properties to a > subversion repository "in-place". > > With SVN 1.6, the following did work: (I know that this is only an > artifact and was no documented / intended behavior.) > - Checkout the parent directory to a temporary place. > - create and svn add the data directory under the parent working copy. > - svn add and svn propset all the children we need in the working copy. > - svn commit the parent directory (to add everything in a single > commit.) > - move the data directory to the intended working copy place. > - delete the temporary parent directory. > > With SVN 1.7, I only see a way to do this with 2 commits: > - svn remote add the data directory. (First commit) > - checkout the data directory > - fill the data directory with contents (files and properties) > - svn commit the data directory. (Second commit). > (This is analogeous to the "in-place import" in the FAQ.) > This also should work: $ svn co --depth=empty url://server/repos/parent tmp $ fill with data directory and files $ svn add data $ set properties $ svn ci -m Commit the data folder $ svn co url://server/repos/parent/data real_dir -- Thanks Mark Phippard http://markphip.blogspot.com/
