Dump/load question

Hi,

Pardon in advance for the painstaking explicitness of this
question...I want to be sure I'm being understood, since I'm not
perfectly comfortable with svn yet.

I guess this is a multipart question:

1) Assume I have a repo at revision 100, and I do the following:

$ svnadmin dump --revision 1:90 [path-to-repo] > partial.dump
$ svnadmin load [path-to-repo] < partial.dump

Will I have eliminated revisions 91-100 of my repository?

2) If the above works, let's now assume that my repo has a few subdirectories:

- repo
  - foo
  - bar
  - baz

and I want to "eliminate" the most recent revisions that affected "bar"...
Can I do the following?

$ svnadmin dump [path-to-repo] > full.dump
$ svnadmin dump --revision 1:90 [path-to-repo] > partial.dump
$ cat full.dump | svndumpfilter include foo > foo-full.dump
$ cat full.dump | svndumpfilter include baz > baz-full.dump
$ cat partial.dump | svndumpfilter include bar > bar-partial.dump
$ svnadmin load [path-to-repo] < foo-full.dump
$ svnadmin load [path-to-repo] < baz-full.dump
$ svnadmin load [path-to-repo] < bar-partial.dump

Thanks in advance for any assistance...

Fred.

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Received on Tue Feb 6 20:24:38 2007