RE: Migrating to svn
From: Geir Engebakken <geir.engebakken_at_edb.com>
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:33:56 +0100
Yes, a load fails if there is an existing directory in the dump. You will need to edit the second dump file and remove the Node-path creation of the branches directory, then it works.
Geir
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I don't know if someone can help me, but I'm trying to migrate from another SCM to svn.
I keep running into issues:
The original SCM was, well, extremely large. massive. So we're running a tool to extract data in it to the svn dump format. Fine (the dump format looks fine enough) but I can't seem to get it to LOAD.
Example:
Dump branch A into svn-brancha.dump (content is in branches/branchA)
svnadmin load branch A : no problem.
svnadmin load branch B : fails immediately, unable to create "branches"
Seriously? svn load won't load a dump file that references files that already exist? Or am I misunderstanding?
I can't make a single dump file that contains branchA _and_ branchB because it's too large: it runs out of memory.
I'm kind of stumped here: I can make dump files (using the scripts on tigris to migrate to svn) but I can't figure out how I can possibly make this work if I can't svnadmin load into a subdirectory of an existing directory.....
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Dana Lacoste
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