Re: multiple "svn import" behavior

"Guillaume Boissiere" <boissier@media.mit.edu> writes:

> How can I import into Subversion an old project archive where each top
> directory contains the full source code tree at the given revision number?
> archive/myproject-v1.0
> archive/myproject-v1.1
> archive/myproject-v1.2
>
> I tried doing this:
> svncreate myproject
> svn import file:///myproject archive/myproject-v1.0 topdir
> svn import file:///myproject archive/myproject-v1.1 topdir
> svn import file:///myproject archive/myproject-v1.2 topdir

  svn import file:///myproject archive/myproject-v1.0 myproject-v1.0
  svn import file:///myproject archive/myproject-v1.1 myproject-v1.1
  svn import file:///myproject archive/myproject-v1.2 myproject-v1.2

> And I am expecting:
> - if files or directories get removed between the directories v1.0 and v1.1,
> they get removed as well in the Subversion repository on the second import
> command

Imports don't perform any merges. It's just a fast way of adding files.

Try 'svn help import'. :-)

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Received on Sat Oct 21 14:36:56 2006