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Question on reorganizing repository

From: <svn_at_demner.com>
Date: 2005-11-07 18:07:18 CET

I currently have a repository in the following format:

project/trunk/subproject1/files
project/trunk/subproject2/files

and I'd like to reorganize this into 2 repositories in the following format:

subproject1/trunk/files
subproject2/trunk/files

Ideally, I'd like to have just the revisions that are applicable for each
subproject, but this is just a nice to have. Also, I'd like to keep each
files history intact (I know I can make a working copy, do an svn del on
the repo, and commit the working copy but I think I'd lost history,
wouldn't I?)

I've played around with svnadmin dump, svn move, and some other commands,
but I always end up with an error. If you want me to post the command
sequences I've tried, please let me know, but I don't want to lead people
down the wrong path

Anyway, thanks for any help,

David

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