Disclaimer: I'm not a TortoiseSVN dev
This is more of an issue with SVN than TortoiseSVN, but my guess is that
the commands lines tools (at least this function) don't work on the server
directly. Try checking out a local copy, using the rename command on the
local copy, and then commit the changes if you are satisfied. You might
want to test it on a branch before doing it on trunk just to be safe.
On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 1:46 PM, George Love <geo_love_at_cox.net> wrote:
> Hi,****
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> I’ve been banging around all of the local haunts for help with this
> project, and all of that has led me here. I’m hoping that you won’t mind
> helping out.****
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> I have a TortiseSVN repository with thousands of files, and we want to
> change the file naming convention and update all of the existing files
> using the new naming convention. This would be far too much work to do
> through the GUI, so I’m looking at doing the work from the command line.**
> **
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> I’ve tried many combinations of argument formats for the SVN RENAME
> command, but all return some error or another. Here are some examples:***
> *
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> C:\work-temp>svn rename
> http://RepoServer/trunk/dynamics/Codeunit/Codeunit3G_L Account-Indent.txt
> http://RepoServer/trunk/dynamics/AllObj/C0000000003.txt****
>
> svn: E200007: Cannot mix repository and working copy sources****
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> C:\work-temp>svn rename "
> http://RepoServer/trunk/dynamics/codeunit/Codeunit3G_LAccount-Indent.txt" "
> http://RepoServer/trunk/dynamics/allobj/C0000000003.txt"****
>
> svn: E160013:
> 'RepoServer/!svn/bc/12369/trunk/dynamics/codeunit/Codeunit3G_L%20Account-Indent.txt'
> path not found****
>
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> C:\work-temp>svn rename "c:\objects\dynamics\codeunit\Codeunit3G_L
> Account-Indent.txt" "c:\objects\dynamics\allobj\C0000000003.txt"****
>
> svn: E155007: 'C:\objects\dynamics\codeunit\Codeunit3G_L
> Account-Indent.txt' is not a working copy****
>
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> I’m starting to look at the tortoiseproc /command:rename option for a
> command line, but don’t find any information about the target filename
> argument. I see the /path: argument, but don’t see any way to specify the
> target file name.****
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> If you can point me toward any resources that might help shed light on the
> project, I’d be really appreciative.****
>
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>
> Kind regards,****
>
> George Love****
>
> geo_love_at_cox.net****
>
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Received on 2013-06-13 20:37:00 CEST