browsing repository (newbie question)

[Talha Oktay <to...@gmail.com>]

Hello,

Is there a way to browse the repository structure if you are just using
command line interface. Some times I can not get the url right while cheking
out the projects or some deeply nested subfolders. When I look at svn
repository fıle structure, I do not see anywhere the project structure. I
guess that information embeded in the berkeley db. When the projects under
svn are deeply nested it becomes difficult to remember the urls as well.

Is a there command the searches the repository for projects or display the
repository structure?

Thanks in advance

TaO

Re: browsing repository (newbie question)

[Nick Thompson <ni...@agere.com>]

On Wednesday 22 March 2006 12:57, Talha Oktay wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there a way to browse the repository structure if you are just
> using command line interface. Some times I can not get the url
> right while cheking out the projects or some deeply nested
> subfolders. When I look at svn repository fıle structure, I do not
> see anywhere the project structure. I guess that information
> embeded in the berkeley db. When the projects under svn are deeply
> nested it becomes difficult to remember the urls as well.
>
> Is a there command the searches the repository for projects or
> display the repository structure?

The 'svn ls' command is the closest that I can think of. Obviously, 
you can list each level and drill down manually, but (and I'm not 
recommending this) 'svn ls' also has a -R option for recursive 
listings.

-- 
> Nick Thompson

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