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RE: Re: What to do?

From: Moretti, Giovanni <G.Moretti_at_massey.ac.nz>
Date: 2006-03-07 22:51:36 CET

Installing RSync for Windows - the easy way:

  From: Saulius Grazulis [mailto:grazulis@akl.lt]
  Subject: Re: What to do?

  rsync --exclude .svn --archive --verbose OLD-WC/ NEW-WC/ --dry-run
  Will show you what rsync is going to do, without changing your new WC, and:

  rsync --exclude .svn -av OLD-WC/ NEW-WC/
  will do the job.

  NB. AFAIK, rsync also works on Windows, if not natively,
  then under Cygwin -- you can install it by "browse-and-click"
  from the CygWin site.

There's a packaged version of RSync for windows - cwRsync and a neat SSH server (copSSH) available from

   http://www.itefix.no

Look under the "Free Software" on the left-hand nav bar. They're packaged Cygwin ports but install and run like normal windows applications. They're MUCH easier to setup than full Cygwin.

Cheers
Giovanni
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-----Original Message-----
From: Saulius Grazulis [mailto:grazulis@akl.lt]
Sent: Tuesday, 7 March 2006 8:18 p.m.
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: What to do?

On Tuesday 07 March 2006 09:02, Markus Karg wrote:

> Unfortunately the local WC is very large. There are a lot of local changes
> in a lot of files, and the files are in a lot of very deeply nested
> directories (as usual due to Java's package structure). So doing this
> manually without incidentially mangling .svn folders tends to be as long as
> reworking the past day... :-(

Use rsync, man. You will love it. It will pick just the modified files,
skipping .svn dirs, and upate your new WC in minutes, not days ;)

rsync --exclude .svn --archive --verbose OLD-WC/ NEW-WC/ --dry-run

Whill show you what rsync is going to do, without changing your new WC, and:

rsync --exclude .svn -av OLD-WC/ NEW-WC/

will do the job.

NB. AFAIK, rsync also works on Windows, if not natively, then under Cygwin --
you can install it by "browse-and-click" from the CygWin site.

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