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Remembering to include "graphics/" but not "bsp/" in the URL is the only
problem I see with this.
Maybe import should not automatically create parent directories?
Maybe this is another possible use for a global "-p" or "--create-parents"
option, which would apply both to mkdir and to import in this case, and could
be extended to cp and mv as well. I believe that option was rejected because
it was only used by mkdir.
On Wednesday 16 October 2002 09:33, Brent Burton wrote:
> In past messages we discussed making new parent/extra directories in the
> repository with 'svn import' by simply naming them in the repository path.
>
> I.e., if an empty repository dir looks like:
> $URL/repos/
> and we run 'svn import graphics/bsp $URL/repos' then we get:
> $URL/repos/bsp
>
> If we want to preserve the graphics directory, would we then
> specify 'svn import graphics/bsp $URL/repos/graphics' to get:
> /repos/graphics/bsp ,
> or just rely on 'svn mkdir'. How much congruency is desired between 'svn
> import' and cp(1), mv(1), etc, will dictate whether this naming shortcut
> is warranted.
>
> Is this shortcut something you want to worry with right now?
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Peter Davis
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