On Fri, Feb 20, 2015 at 2:07 PM, Mohsin <mohsinchan...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks all for your reply i'll try with svn mv command and get back to you if > face any issue. > > > Mohsin
There are a number of underlying reasons for this. It's partly that the "mv" command isn't really a "mv", it's a "copy, then delete the old one", and subversion does not discard history of deleted content. This can actually cause fascinating problems trying to trace the history of things. If I may suggest, for bulky changes such as re-arranging a source tree? Don't use "svn mv". Do it as several distinct transactions, one an "svn tag" to record the old layout, then an "svn copy", then "svn rm", then "svn tag" aagin to record the new layout for reference. This can help reflect the transaction, and allow much easier historical analysis.
