Re: Import and subfolders

2009/5/13 Larry Marshall <lcm_at_marshap.com>:
> I am not used to using the command line, since I usually work on Windows and
> use TortoiseSVN. However, currently I’ve got a CentOS box which needs to
> have some code put under Subversion.
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> I have a folder called 1000 with subfolders A, B, C ..
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> My current directory is set to 1000. I issue the command ‘svn import A
> <repo/trunk>’ and it places all the contents of A into trunk, but not A
> itself. How can I construct the command so it A under trunk with all of A’s
> files?
>

As for me, I usually use "svn add". It is something like the following recipe:
http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#in-place-import

Also, if you added something not needed, you can always undo (revert)
the add for those files before committing.

If you are new to command line, do not forget to check the SVN Book.
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/

Also "svn help <command name>" provides a short reference.

Best regards,
Konstantin Kolinko

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Received on 2009-05-13 17:34:34 CEST