I see.
It is obvious that I can not update to old revision after modifying pathname, though I can see old logs.
Well then, is there any way to rename pathname without losing old revisions?
with CVS, I can change cvs pathname by manipulating cvsroot directory structure.
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From: "M" <marcus.rohrmoser@gmx.de>
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Subject: Re: how can I change svn path completly?
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> | 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
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> What's wrong with
> svn mv http://SVN/xxx http://SVN/yyy
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> When updating to old revisions don't forget you cannot update a WC
> folder to a revision before it's 'birth'.
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