2009/2/24 ewel <ewierda_at_nextgen.net.mt>:
> Thanks, that seems to work and I wouldn't have thought of that! I will also
> try this for renaming folders, for example renaming project1 to
> myfirstproject.
There is a difference. If you rename a project within the repository
then you need to use TSVN->rename from your working copy, or you can
rename it using the repository browser and then TSVN->switch to the
new name in your working copy.
TSVN->rename is used when the repository itself changes location, i.e.
the path *to* the repository as opposed to a path *within* the
repository.
Simon
> Simon Large-5 wrote:
>>
>> 2009/2/24 ewel <ewierda_at_nextgen.net.mt>:
>>> At the moment I have a folder structure like this:
>>> - web dev
>>> - app dev
>>> - modules
>>> - project1
>>> + working copy
>>> + project2
>>> + working copy
>>> + versions
>>> - plugins
>>> + project3
>>>
>>> The folders project1, project2 and project3 contain TortoiseSVN
>>> repositories. There are no repositories in higher level folders.
>>>
>>> I would like to change my folder structure to:
>>> - web dev
>>> - app dev
>>> + project1
>>> + project2
>>> + project3
>>>
>>> So, what I want to do is not to move folders or files around within a
>>> versioned folder, which I would do with the TortoiseSVN context menu.
>>> Instead, I want to move versioned folders. Am I right to think that I can
>>> simply move folders project1, project2 and project3 with Windows
>>> Explorer?
>>
>> Correct, but you will have to TSVN->relocate your working copies
>> because the URL will be different (assuming you are using file://).
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