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SVN as incremental backup replacement

From: Klavierspieler <klavier-spieler_at_gmx.de>
Date: 2006-12-21 20:52:36 CET

Hello,

I would like to use SVN as an incremental, versioned backup replacement. In other words: I would like SVN to keep an exact copy of a given direcory.

I have experimented a bit and found this working fine except for the following:

* Each time I add a new file / directory, I have to explicitly add it to SVN.

* I have to report all file / directory deletes to SVN, otherwise it refueses to commit.

Now my question:

Is there a way that SVN will _automatically_ add all new files and remove all deleted files from the repository without further intervention? Just a single command, and all changes are magically added, removed, and commited?

I searched the documentation and mailing list without avail. Or am I just missing the obvious?

Thanks for any answer,

Ralf

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