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cvs2svn trunk directory

From: Jason Mills <jmills_at_cs.mun.ca>
Date: 2004-12-14 13:26:24 CET

I'm starting to port my CVS repositories over to SVN using cvs2svn.py.
The port works fine, except for one wrinkle.

By default, if I port a module from CVS to SVN, the module is added as:
        module/trunk
I don't want the "trunk" directory created. I tried using the --trunk
option, but that only allows me to rename trunk to some other name other
then trunk, I'm still required to create a subdirectory in "module". I
have two solutions so far:

1. Create module/trunk, then move files from trunk to module, and delete
module.

2. Organize my repository differently in SVN, namely module/someSubDir.

Does anyone have suggestions?

Thanks,
Jason

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