On 03/15/2013 04:07 PM, Tim.Williams_at_ucb.com wrote:
> I am not very good at giving examples on a Friday afternoon, admittedly. I will try again.
>
> Original Folders
> \Barn\livestockNames.txt
> \Barn\chickens\chickenNames.txt
> \Barn\chickens\food\chickenFeed.txt
>
> New Structure I want:
> \NewBarn\livestockNames.txt
> \NewBarn\birds\chickenNames.txt
> \NewBarn\birds\chickenFeed.txt
>
> If I use SVN COPY to copy chickenNames.txt to the new folder:
>
> svn copy \Barn\chickens\ \NewBarn\birds\
>
> I will get:
> \NewBarn\birds\food\chickenFeed.txt
>
> and I don’t want that folder called \food and its content.
>
> Ugh. This is another bad analogy. It is much more complicated because I have MANY files in each folder remapped to many different folders and subfolders, which is why I had hoped to use a non-recursive way to getting just the folder contents and not subfolders.
>
> I will look into svnmucc. Thanks for the tip!
Just to be clear: svnmucc will also do recursive copies. The benefit it
brings is the ability to do several remote commit-ish operations in a single
revision (where 'svn' can only do a single thing -- or at least a single
type of thing -- at a time).
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C. Michael Pilato <cmpilato_at_collab.net>
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Received on 2013-03-15 21:24:43 CET