SVN Copy Question...

I have two repository trees I am working on merging; however, it is not possible to merge the changes between the trees because they are from separate modules in a previous CVS repository.
I'd like to use the SVN Copy (or SVN move) commands to be able to track the merging; however, I usually get an error that the file already exists.

Is there a way to do the svn copy/move and overwrite an existing file in the same transaction? (i.e. instead of having to go delete the file first, then do the copy/move second, do it as a single commit, or have the copy/move comit the changes between the two files as the commit..).

I wasn't able to spot any command-line options to do this, so I'm thinking it's not possible. If that is the case, it would be a really great feature to have.

TIA,

Ben

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Received on 2008-12-22 20:46:00 CET