"Drew Jetter" <ajetter1@cox.net> writes:
> > You need to
> > 1. install the older version again
> > 2. svnadmin dump the repository (locally)
> > 3. back up the repository.
> > 4. install the newer version
> > 5. create a new blank repository
> > 6. svnadmin load the dumpfile
> >
>
> But if I only do steps 4 and 5, shouldn't I be able to view the new
> blank repository? I've completely wiped away the old repository (I
> have backups tho, of course) and have only the new repository. So
> the apache server is pointing to the new repository, that has been
> created by "svnadmin create drew". Shouldn't I be able to view that
> blank repository, since it was created by the 0.14.2 version of
> svnadmin, and thus has the new repository format?
Yes, you should. To verify that your repository really was created
with the new code, make sure that you have a file C:\svnrepos\drew\format
with a "1" in it. If you don't, then your repository was actually
created with an older version of the filesystem code. If you *do*,
then we should examine this further as a potential bug.
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Received on Sun Aug 25 00:17:45 2002