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Migrating a directory in a repository to a new repository - help! not working.

From: James Lamanna <jamesl_at_appliedminds.com>
Date: 2005-08-19 17:19:14 CEST

Currently I have a repository, call it 'repos1', that has several
top-level directories which all correspond to different projects (I
didn't set up this structure).
I want to move one of these project directories to a brand new
repository, 'repos2'.

I have done the following steps:
- Wrote a small python script to parse the output of svn log
http://server/repos1/Project1 to grab all pertinent revisions.
- Ran svnadmin dump -r $rev --incremental /path/to/repos1 | svnadmin
load /path/to/repos2 (where $rev is a revision range generated by the
python script).

After doing this I noticed I keep getting the following types of errors
with the load:

* adding path : path/file1 ...svn: File not found: revision 691, path
'path/file1'
svn: Can't write to stream: Broken pipe

or:

* editing path : path/file2 ...svn: File not found: transaction 'jq',
path 'path/file2'

I really need help on this one because it's imperative that it get moved
into its own repository.

Thanks.

-- 
James Lamanna
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