Re: is there a way to..

On Oct 10, 2007, at 13:07, Reuben Avery wrote:

> i have a website in a subversion repository. there are literally
> hundreds and hundreds of orphan files and all kinds of other junk
> that are being identified to be deleted.

What do you mean, "orphan files"? What do you mean, "being identified
to be deleted"? How are they being identified, and by whom or by what?

> 1) is there a way to create a "final" copy of this site sans all
> the .svn directories but then be able to have subversion crawl
> through the directory structure and create the .svn directories for
> each directory that exists in the same structure within the
> repository?

I don't understand. I'm pretty sure the answer is "no"; the only way
you get the .svn directories at all is by running "svn checkout" to
make a new working copy from the repository. Or by running "svn
update", if the repository is delivering a new directory to your
existing working copy.

What exactly are you trying to do?

> and then
> 2) perform an svn delete against the repository for each file and
> directory which is in the repository but not in this directory
> structure?

I really don't understand, but you can write a script to run "svn
delete" or any other operation you want to....

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Received on Wed Oct 10 22:31:05 2007