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Need help migrating to new Repository

From: Robert Schor <Robert_Schor_at_urmc.rochester.edu>
Date: Sun, 7 Sep 2014 12:49:16 -0700 (PDT)

Our Repository has moved. I have multiple Working Copies (and multiple Repositories), and want to automate the relocation process. I also have users who are not sophisticated in TSVN internals, so I'd like to help them, as well.

My idea is to write a routine that does a Directory Tree search looking for .svn folders (which mark a Working Copy). Once I find one, I want to (a) get its repository, and (b) if it's the "old" repository, do a "relocate" command to the new repository.

I know I can use "svn info" to get the current working copy, and can use "svn switch --relocate" to do the relocation. However, I don't have "svn" -- instead, I've installed the TSVN client (1.8.8, on Windows 7 64-bit).

Any suggestions? I've tried searches to figure this out, but so far, no luck.

Incidentally, I've successfully used subwcrev to get the Subversion Build of my Working Copy and to create a "Version Number" of my code that looks like 1.2.3.<SVN>, so if there was a CLI tool (like "svn") that I could use without clobbering TSVN, that would work ...

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