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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by Faried Nawaz <fn...@hungry.org> on 2002/06/25 07:48:35 UTC
combining repositories.
Let's say I have two separate repositories with different projects.
Can I move a project from one repo to another? The CVS equivalent is
cp -pr /repo1/dir /repo2/dir (you get to merge CVSROOT manually).
svn cp doesn't quite do this.
Faried.
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Re: combining repositories.
Posted by Faried Nawaz <fn...@hungry.org>.
Greg Stein wrote:
You can certainly import one project into another. The files in the new
project won't retain their history, however (that is still back in the
original repository).
Yeah, I wanted to avoid losing the history.
I suppose I could hack together a script to
- checkout repo-1/project/trunk
- svn log > /tmp/blah
- checkout -r 0, import that into repo-2/project/trunk
- checkin -r 0 to -r 1 into repo-2/project/trunk, use the appropriate log entry
- repeat
Hackish, but an option.
Faried.
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Re: combining repositories.
Posted by Greg Stein <gs...@lyra.org>.
On Tue, Jun 25, 2002 at 12:48:35AM -0700, Faried Nawaz wrote:
> Let's say I have two separate repositories with different projects.
> Can I move a project from one repo to another? The CVS equivalent is
> cp -pr /repo1/dir /repo2/dir (you get to merge CVSROOT manually).
>
> svn cp doesn't quite do this.
You can certainly import one project into another. The files in the new
project won't retain their history, however (that is still back in the
original repository).
One day, we might enable 'svnadmin load' to load a dumpfile with a specified
prefix. That would enable merging of repositories.
In any case, the magic incantation is something like this:
$ svn co Some/URL/repo1
$ svn import Some/URL/repo2 repo1/dir newdir
That will import repo1/dir into repo2 as "repo2/newdir". Basically, you're
getting all the code onto your local machine, and then importing it up into
the repo2 repository.
[ note that a local working copy is needed. you cannot import from one
repository directly to another ]
Cheers,
-g
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