Re: non-recursive-add isn't that useful? why is there no ".svn" folder in there? why can't I add more files?

You'll have to CD to that folder you just added, and do a:

$ svn add *

Instead of using the -N option, try the --depth=immediates option.
It's new to Subversion 1.5 and I find it works much better than -N.

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David Weintraub
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On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 9:50 PM, Geoffrey Plitt <geoff_at_gweb.org> wrote:
> when i do "svn add -N" on a folder, i expected it to make a ".svn" folder
> underneath, and then any files under there would have a "?" status.
>
> instead, the folder is added, but there is NO WAY to add the files
> underneath, becase it's not a working copy.  so what's the point of this
> mode?
>
> -g
>
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> https://twitter.com/GeoffreyPlitt
>
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