On Nov 19, 2008, at 04:13, Ilan Yaniv wrote:
> We have a mess in SVN. There are some folders that are no longer in
> use for quite a while, and some of them were created by mistake and
> should be moved to other location in the folders hierarchy.
>
> 1) Can I mark folder to be hidden. So, when users are
> navigation the Tortoise Repository Browser, those folders will not
> be seen?
There's no such feature in Subversion. I don't know whether
TortoiseSVN does something special in this regard. You'd have to ask
on the TortoiseSVN Users mailing list.
> 2) If I copy folder from one location to another, this is
> easy, and then after a while I delete the source folder. Will I
> also lose history data, and some revisions will not be reproducible?
Not sure what you mean "some revisions will not be reproducible". No
history will be lost. "svn log" will show the entire history of the
object, regardless of how many times it's been copied or moved.
TortoiseSVN by default uses the --stop-on-copy option to "svn log",
which makes it stop showing history at the point where it was copied.
Not sure if you can turn that off; ask the TortoiseSVN list.
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