On 11/3/05, Adrian Hoe <mailbox@adrianhoe.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We don't see the needs to create branches for our projects. But recently,
> this foresight has fallen short. One of my project needs to create branches.
> How can I do this? Let say a project name Sumo. A svn repository was created
> for Sumo as in /svn/Sumo.
>
> Subdirectory Trunk and Branches were not created initially. So, the
> directory structure such as:
>
> /svn/Sumo/---+Trunk
> |
> +Branches
>
> as in the tutorial was not there. How can I create a branch for Sumo
> repository with directory structure of /svn/Sumo only?
You can reorganize the layout of your repository by creating a trunk
directory and moving everything but the trunk directory in the root of
your repository to the trunk directory. Then you can create a branches
directory and you're all set. Or is there some reason you don't want
to do that?
/Johan
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Received on Thu Nov 3 15:07:16 2005