Re: Copying to different repository

On Thu, Apr 28, 2005 at 01:25:19PM -0400, Glenn R Heard Jr wrote:
| Hello All!
|
| We've been using SVN for a while now and when it was first introduced, we
| started a single repository for many projects. Now we feel that is kind of
| messy. Long story short, I want to split off the different projects from the
| one repository into separate individual repositories. Can this be done while
| maintaining all the history and revision information?

You can always duplicate your repository, then do an 'svn rm' on all
the stuff you didn't want to copy.. ;-)

If you object to having your new repositories contain copies of all
your other stuff in its history, you may have to use the

        svn dump oldrepos | filter | svn load newrepos

trick to exclude certain pieces.

Not sure how easy or hard it is to do the latter, though.

  Jon

| Glenn Heard gheard@altronicinc.com

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