I forgot the fifth ( and most important question )
how do I create a project so that it checks out stuff in the specified
directory.
Let me clarify with an example ( some names changed to protect the
innocent):
I have put my repository on the machine server in the directory /svn.
Onthe client machine I have a project sitting on the K: drive in the
directory proj. I also have other source code directories with code,
libs, scripts. I also have a folder named mp3. I also have a directory
named project_guttenburg. I also have a directory called lyrics.
Understand that this is just a sample, and in reality my directories
are much bigger and more complex, but this does for the moment.
So my directory listing is something like this:
K:/proj/ K:/libs/ K:/scripts/ K:/mp3/ K:/project_guttenburg/
K:/lyrics/ boost.zip stlport_build.log
I want to create a svn project holding the contents of proj.
I tried to do:
svn import svn:/svn
from inside the k:/proj/ directory.
Move K:/proj/ to K:/proj.old/
Now I do:
svn co svn:/svn
The checked out version creates a directory
k:/svn which contains the files contained in k:/proj/
but a proj direectory is not created. Here is the
point. I do not want a svn directory created, but
I do want a proj directory created. The second
would be possible if I imported from k:/ but I
don't know a way of only importing the proj directory.
Suggestions?
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Received on Wed Dec 10 21:11:28 2003