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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Shanks N <sh...@gmail.com> on 2006/11/02 16:07:07 UTC

getting the name of the project in a repository

Hello,

Going through the svn book and trying things out in cygwin svn, I was
able to create a project called 'config' having all my configuration
files of

emacs
gnus
fetchmail
etc.

All well and good.  What happens if I forget the name of the project?
Looking at the repository folders only the 'db' folders seem to be
growing without any names of the project being there.

Since I'm likely to change my config files rarely (umm...except the
.emacs file of course :) ) I'm afraid I might forget the name of the
project to checkout.  Then, what do I do?

regards,
Shanks

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Re: getting the name of the project in a repository

Posted by Shanks N <sh...@gmail.com>.
<Ch...@qimonda.com> writes:

> svn list //repos_name 
>

Thanks, that was what I was looking for.

$ svn list file:///cygdrive/c/code/svnrepos/
config/


[...]

>>Since I'm likely to change my config files rarely 
>>(umm...except the .emacs file of course :) ) I'm afraid I 
>>might forget the name of the project to checkout.  Then, what do I do?
>>
>>regards,
>>Shanks

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