Re: Local copy incorrectly checks in to two different branches

2009/1/21 Charles Worm <charles.worm_at_gmail.com>:
> I have a 1.0 and 1.1 branch of a project. The 1.1 branch is new and
> has also been relocated to a different server.

Woah, stop right there. You can't have branches from the same
repository on different servers. A repository lives on one server
only. You cannot copy between repositories and you can't keep two
active repositories in sync.

> Anyway, something has
> gone wrong and when I check in changes from my local copy to the 1.1
> branch, some file end up in the in the 1.0 branch in a completely
> wrong folder (fortunately is the wrong folder and I was able to delete
> them without worrying about what they had overwritten).
>
> The everything is ok on my local copy but I suspect some of my .svn
> files on my local copy are messed up. So I would like to refresh the
> svn information on my local copy so I can commit correctly.
>
> I know I can export my local copy to create a clean detached copy of
> the project, but how can I reattach that back to the SVN repository?
> I suspect this would correct my problem but am not sure of what side
> effects their might be.

Checkout a fresh working copy. If you export and re-import you lose
all your history.

Simon

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