Ok,
I have a similar problem with an additional twist:
repository 1 has structure "project1\trunk\files"
and repository 2 has structure "project2\trunk\tools".
Target was to import tree1 into repository 2 with result:
"project2\trunk\tools\project1\files".
Using "svnadmin dump", "svndumpfilter --include project1" and
"svnadmin load --parent-dir trunk\tools" I managed only get
"project2\trunk\tools\project1\trunk\files" so I gave up.
Any ideas how to remove the extra "trunk" -subdirectory?
I did try removing "trunk" from dumpfile by editing it with Emacs,
but got lost in its structure.
-pekka-
Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
>
> On Aug 11, 2005, at 2:00 AM, Kat Ng wrote:
>
>> Dear subversion community,
>>
>> We have two independent repositories, and would like to import only one
>> directory from repository 1 to repository 2 together with its history
>> (instead of merging two repositories as mentioned in the subversion
>> docs).
>> Is this possible?
>
>
> You have to 'svnadmin dump' one repository, then pipe the dumpfile
> through 'svndumpfilter --include', then 'svnadmin load --parent-dir'
> the results.
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