On 7/24/07, Vasili Sviridov <vsviridov@exceede.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I have a following predicament on my hands. Normally I maintain our set
> of SVN repositories in the company. But one of the projects (which I was
> not involved in) was created by somebody else. So now the repository
> looks like this
>
> /-ProjectLibraryA
> /-ProjectLibraryB
> /-ProjectExecutable
> /-Documentation
> /-etc...
>
> as you can see it's not following the standard
> /-branches
> /-tags
> /-trunk
> ---ProjectLibraryA
> ....
> setup.
>
> So, my question is - what would be the most painless way to convert
> current setup (everything in the root) into the regular setup
> (everything under trunk) so that the commit history is maintained as-is,
> but the file location is changed?
Maybe I don't understand the question well enough, but wouldn't svn
mkdir, svn mv and svn rmdir (and other similar file/directory
management commands) do the job?
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Received on Tue Jul 24 22:21:52 2007