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Re: Newbie Question: How to version an existing folder/file(s)

From: Mike Dixon <michael.dixon_at_denovosoftware.com>
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2010 15:01:42 -0700

On 7/21/2010 2:26 PM, Simon Large wrote:
> If the folder tree already exists in the repository then you either
> have to make a fresh checkout, downloading from the repository, or you
> can take a copy of someone else's working copy including all the .svn
> directories. There is no way to create the .svn directories by magic.

If you do a check-out into a folder that already contains files that
match what's on the server, you'll get 'Versioned' or 'Updated' entries
in the checkout log for those files, as opposed to the normal 'Added'.

I don't know what svn's doing under the hood, but this will do the job
as stated (create a working copy out of an unversioned folder) and may
involve less data being transferred from the server.

-Mike

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