I want to modify path name, not to move repository itself.
In my example, http://SVN is repository, and 'xxx' is a pathname and 'yyy' is another pathname
Thank you for your attention.
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From: "M" <marcus.rohrmoser@gmx.de>
To: "Subversion User Liste (E-Mail)" <users@subversion.tigris.org>
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 5:52 PM
Subject: RE: how can I change svn path completly?
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> | After I rename(move) some svn path to another name, I cannot get old
> revision from new path
>
> Honestly I don't quite understand. Please tell me
> - - Do you want to move or copy the repository as a whole or copy stuff
> inside the repository?
> - - Is 'xxx' inside the repository or is it the repository itself?
>
> |
> | ex)
> | svn co http://SVN/xxx
> | cd xxx
> | edit somefile
> | svn ci somefile
> | cd ..
> | svn copy http://SVN/xxx http://SVN/yyy
>
> 'svn copy URL1 URL2' creates new revision. URL2 is not existing in the
> previous revision naturally
>
> | svn co http://SVN/yyy
> | cd yyy
> | svn log somefile -> (full history is shown)
>
> might be misleadung
>
> | svn up -r "old_revision" somefile -> (failed to checkout)
>
> yes - if "old_revision" is older than the "svn copy" revision, somefile
> isn't there yet.
>
> |
> | How can I change svn path with full history and all old-revisions?
> | Thank you.!
>
> The *content* of somefile in the most recent revision is the one you
> want, right? So again, what's the problem?
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