Re: faster way to mirror changes to svn repository

On Tue, Nov 08, 2005 at 12:25:28PM -0800, Peter Michaux wrote:
> I am using svn at an early stage in a project. That means a lot of changes
> to the directories and files in my project. Is it possible to avoid using
> "svn add foo.rb" and "svn delete bar.rb" for every file I create or remove.
> I imagine there is a mirror command that I could run from the top of my
> project that will add all the files that I added and delete all the files I
> deleted. Please tell me it exists!

You might find the svn_load_dirs script useful. It usually used for
updating local repos of third-party code, but should do what you want
(assuming I do, in fact, understand what you want :-)).

Steve

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