Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2007b@ryandesign.com> writes:
> Christian's question was, given that he already has his project in a
> repository without the trunk and branches directories, how does he
> now create them? Your import suggestion is useful for his next
> project, but does not help him now. The way to fix his his problem
> now is to do what Micah said: check out a temporary working copy
> somewhere, make the trunk directory, move everything into it, make
> the branches and tags directories, and commit. Micah didn't say, but
> the implication is that now this temporary working copy will be
> deleted since it is no longer needed.
I don't think he needs to do any checkouts. I haven't tested these
commands, but this general idea should work:
$ svn mkdir -m "create /trunk" http://.../trunk
$ svn mv -m "move stuff into trunk" http://.../thing1 \
http://.../thing2 \
http://.../thing3 \
... \
http://.../trunk
$ svn switch http://.../trunk /path/to/existingwc
?
-Karl
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Received on Thu Oct 18 02:19:41 2007