I finally gave up and used the command line 'svn' to do the work.
I first used 'svn mkdir' to create a branch, then
'svn cp' to copy a module from the trunk to that branch.
Mark Phippard wrote:
> Alex Chen <alex_chen@filemaker.com> wrote on 10/05/2006 09:37:51 PM:
>
>
>> The repository names is, say, 'REPO', and I have a module, say, 'MOD'. I
>>
>
>
>> checked out the module MOD
>> from the truck of 'REPO'. It shows up as 'MOD [trunck/MOD]' in my
>>
> Eclipse
>
>> resource perspective.
>> I want to create a branch, say, 'foo' in the branches. From the SVN
>> perspective, I can see under
>> http://svnserver/REPO
>> there are 'branches', 'tags', and 'trunck'.
>>
>> I just cannot get it to create 'foo' under branches.
>>
>
> What do you see in the SVN Console when you try to do this. We are just
> executing the Copy API. I cannot see why it would fail. Creating the foo
> folder as part of the copy would be the norm.
>
> Mark
>
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