Re: Tortoise svn - how to chnage target repository

On 4 February 2011 08:54, Adam Kornicki <srolek2000_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have a problem - I have a repository using VisualSVN server. I have updated some project to the repository using tortoise svn as client. But then I deleted the repository form the server and wanted to make a new one. Unfortunately I don't know how I can change the target repository in Tortoise SVN. I tried using every option I get but I got an error usually saying that UUID doesn't match. How can I change the target repository? I even tried uninstalling Tortoise and deleting any files that can be related to that, but after installing again the folders are still 'attached' to the same old non-existing repository. Can any one help? I am using windows 7.

So you have deleted the repository and you want to re-attach a working
copy to a new empty repository. Why on earth would you want to do
that? Are you trying to hide the development history of your project
and make it look as if the final revision appeared instantly? Please
tell us what you are trying to achieve, otherwise we cannot help you.

Simon

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