Re: import doesn't import into trunk

On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 13:36, Alexander Shenkin <tigris.org_at_shenkin.org> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I'm trying to import a new project into my repo.  Here's my repo structure:
>
> repo/
> repo/projectA/
> repo/projectA/trunk
> repo/projectA/branches
> repo/projectA/tags
> repo/projectB/
> ...
>
> I'm new to svn, and as i've looked around the web for examples, everyone seems to suggest importing into the repo/project/ directory.  In those examples, tortoiseSVN seems to automagically know to put files into the trunk/ subdirectory.

What examples are these? Can you provide links? Is it possible that
they're just glossing over a step?

> However, in my own tests, when I import a directory structure and files into repo/projectA/ , those files don't end up in the trunk subdirectory in the repo.  Rather, they just end up in the repo/projectA/ directory.

Subversion imports what you tell it to, to the location you give it.
It doesn't "automatically" do anything like create a trunk directory
where one doesn't exist.

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Received on 2012-01-24 19:58:40 CET