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Re: Changing Dump Paths.

From: John Peacock <jpeacock_at_rowman.com>
Date: 2004-01-07 18:42:29 CET

Michael Quigley wrote:

> $ svnadmin create /raid/subversion/project-a
> $ svnadmin create /raid/subversion/project-b

Ah, I see now. You named your new repository with the name of your former
directory.

> I'd do a simple search and replace to change the paths in the
> project-a-dumpfile and project-b-dumpfile, but that would leave empty
> 'Node-path:' entries lying around and probably cause problems (I haven't
> actually tried it).

The 'Node-path' is a combination of the path and a filename. If you delete the
string 'project-a/' from every Node-path, none should be blank (and the Node
that creates the 'project-a' directory, you can safely delete) and all files
will be moved up a single level in the repository.

I just tested this and it works fine.

John

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