Re: Associating folder structure with existing repository

On 27 April 2010 20:10, Lisa Miller <lmiller_at_sapient.com> wrote:
> My computer recently was a victim of a virus, so I have had to move to new
> computer. I was able to retrieve all my old files, including my Tortoise SVN
> folder. Within that folder, I had some files that I hadn't committed or that
> I hadn't yet added to the repository.
>
> I had to move the entire folder (.svn folders and all) and now am looking
> for how I associate this already full directory structure with my existing
> repository so that I know what files are new, not checked in, etc.
>
> I'm hoping the only answer is NOT to pull down the entire new repository and
> do this manually.

Assuming the URL of the repository is the same as it was before then
the working copy should just pick up where it left off. Try
Check-for-modifications to see what is changed.

One thing rings alarm bells; you say the entire _new_ repository. Why
is the repository new? Was that on the same PC and not recovered?

Simon

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