Am 15.10.2010 10:46, schrieb Nicolas Goutte:
> Am 15.10.2010 um 10:37 schrieb Stefan Wild:
>> Am 14.10.2010 14:16, schrieb Loritsch, Berin:
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> From: Stefan Wild [mailto:stefan.wild_at_autinity.de]
>>>>> And why delete all .svn folders?
>>>> because I want to backup only some of the data, not the wc itself
>>> Probably a more efficient way to do that is to Export the working
>>> copy
>>> you need for backup. The difference between Checkout and Export is
>>> the
>>> existance of the .svn folders. (Export just gets a copy of the
>>> repository, and is not treated like a working copy after that).
>>>
>>> Seriously though, if you are backing up the server (you are backing
>>> up
>>> the server, right?), backing up portions of the files you have on
>>> your
>>> machine is a bit redundant. Backing up the server is as simple as
>>> issuing the "svnadmin dump" command and saving the results to a file.
>>> Restoring is as simple as issuing the "svnadmin load" command and you
>>> have your repository along with every revision in its history
>>> (comments
>>> and all).
>> I *knew* that someone would write this...
>> no, I *don't* want to export my project nor backup the server, but
>> my own files on my own PC.
>> I don't commit every single line of code, nor temporary files, so
>> there's enough to backup.
> What I do not understand in this discussion is, if you remove
> your .svn directories, how do you resume using this working copy with
> TortoiseSVN?
I don't... (backup or not...) I try to delete it and that's prohibited by TSVNCache in combination with my antivir software.
But whitelisting TSVNCache.exe for the antivir software solved the problem.
> (Do not forget that you can also export *all* files present in the
> working copy, not only those added to SVN.)
that's really interesting.
Now I understand, even ignored files are copied, that's about what I want.
thanks :)
> Nicolas Goutte
>
> extragroup GmbH - Karlsruhe
Grüße nach Karlsruhe ;)
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