Joe Shomphe wrote:
> A co-worker recently made a small mistake moving some of our folders around
> in our repository
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> we had the following structure:
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> /trunk/project
> /tags/project (etc)
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> and our desired structure was to be:
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> /project/trunk
> /project/tags (etc)
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> Rather than doing an svn mv /trunk/project to /project, this person simply
> checked out /trunk/project
> did a svn mkdir /project and then using tortoise or some similar tool added
> all of the files and committed...THUS BREAKING ANY ANCESTRY
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> since then, changes have been made on /project/trunk
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> What I would like to do, is recreate /project/trunk correctly (with svn mv
> and a new path...like /project_tmp/trunk) and somehow be able to "replay"
> all changes that have been made to date on /project/trunk and merge them
> (including propsets, checkin comments and userids) onto the temporary
> structure. Once done, I can do one final rename and have a correct
> structure again
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> Any clues on how I can do the "merging" of all changes (including
> properties, checkin comments and userids) ?
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> thanks
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> jshomphe@ gee mail dot com
Well, since it's source control - nothing's lost :)
what you can do is to make to separate dumps - before the split and
after using (svnadmin dump -r 0:<splitRevision> && svnadmin dump -r
<splitRevision+1>). manually change the paths in the second dump file to
point to the proper directory (using sed for instance). and then restore
them into a new repository. (don't restore into the current, or make a
full backup first).
V.
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Received on Thu Jul 26 23:43:29 2007