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svn Dump/filter/load question

From: Andrew Lucas <andrew.lucas_at_l-3com.com>
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 2009 06:50:32 -0500

Hi,
I am wondering if there is a way to dump a repository sub-tree and
restore it back into an existing repository (maintaining history, etc).
Say I have a tree in repository A:

/tag/label/blah

And I want to just copy off the /blah part and then load it back into
another repository B under say again

/tag/blah

I know I can use the svndumpfilter to pull out just the /tag/label/blah
but when I go to load it back it wants to put it in as /tag/label/blah
but a) can't if /tag/label/blah already exists in the new repository and
b) I don't see a way to put it back as just /tag/blah as intended.
Am I missing some nice simple way to do this?
Is there a way to do a dump from /tag/label/blah to a file that will
load into /tag/blah? (or any other tree specified?)

Thanks in advance,
Andy

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