Re: Cloaking

Ryan,

>> "svn import /svn/project /home/project" (I´m in the server)
>
> So /svn/project contains your existing code, and /home/project is a
> repository you created? Ok

I´m sorry. It was a mistake of mine. I´d like to say:
# svn import /home/project /svn/project

Anyway, as your tip and how our project is an website,
I´m trying to do an "in-place" import.

Now I removed our repository and created a new one.
So, at this time nothing was imported, yet.

Let´s inform what I did and what´s my doubt:

Trying to do an "in-place" import:

# svnadmin /opt/svn/repos

# svn mkdir file:///opt/svn/repos/project
# cd /home
# svn checkout file:///opt/svn/repos/project
# cd project

(Though somethings are different from the FAQ, it only worked
this way. Following the FAQ it´s created a project inside another,
like /home/project/project)

# svn add templates includes

At this point, if I type "svn propset svn:ignore '*' site/photos" I receive
an error saying that site/photos isn´t a workcopy.
And if I "add site", photos will be added, too, once it´s a site´s
subdirectory.

PS: I have read almost the whole Subversion Book, but it´s
so many information to be understood. In the other side, many
things aren´t clear enough in the book, for new user.
For exemplo: The session svn:ignore doesn´t have enough examples.

Any help would be appreciated,

Thanks,
Ronan

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Received on Fri Nov 24 18:51:26 2006