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Re: Migrationg from Windows XP to Windows 7

From: Andy Levy <andy.levy_at_gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2009 09:45:03 -0500

On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 09:33, Dedalus <ulysse_at_email.it> wrote:
> I should migrate from Windows XP to Windows 7: it safe to simple copy
> my repositories folder (is local at my machine no others access is
> posssible while I copy folder) from origin to new destination OS? And
> when I migrate folder, how can set with tortoisesvn the URL of cached
> reporitories using tortoisesvn settings?.. I prefer don't install
> subversion and using hotcopy: I'm crazy? :-D

A hotcopy isn't what you want to do anyway.

It will probably be fine with just a copy, but if you go from 32-bit
to 64-bit there's a chance something could happen. A dump & load cycle
is a good idea anyway and valuable experience for using Subversion.

You'd have to copy registry settings to bring over the history you see
in the Repo-Browser. Not worth the hassle.

For your working copies, use Relocate to point them at the new
hostname; if the path has changed, use Switch. If both the hostname
AND path have changed, you'll have to checked out fresh WCs.

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