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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Ilja Golshtein <il...@yandex.ru> on 2005/09/19 10:13:53 UTC
export file with full path
Hello!
How to export a file from repository
preservings it's path?
Example.
I have two files named, say,
svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/aaa/bbb/myfile1
and
svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/ddd/eee/myfile2
I want to retrieve these two files from repo
and get following hierarchy
/tmp/aaa/bbb/myfile1
/tmp/ddd/eee/myfile2
where /tmp is existed directory
and neither aaa nor ddd do
not exist.
What is the best way to do this
really simple thing, considering the fact trunk
contains a lot of files I am not interesting in?
Many thanks.
--
Best regards
Ilja Golshtein
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Re: export file with full path
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Sep 19, 2005, at 14:02, Ilja Golshtein wrote:
>> mkdir -p `dirname /tmp/aaa/bbb/myfile1`
>> svn export svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/aaa/bbb/myfile1 /tmp/aaa/bbb/
>> myfile1
[snip]
> I have some workaround in my Perl
> script (mkdir -p is not portable enough).
>
> The reason I am asking I cannot completely
> believe better way does not exist.
I'm not aware of a better way to do it, nor do I find this way so
horrible...
On Sep 19, 2005, at 14:48, Ilja Golshtein wrote:
> Two more questions.
>
> 1. What does last "myfile1" mean? It it a part of svn export or
> something?
> 2. Reproducing suggested command I've got
> "svn: Can't move '/tmp/aaa/bbb.3.tmp' to '/tmp/aaa/bbb': Is a
> directory".
> Should I think solution works for directories only, not files?
Sorry about that; Mac OS X 10.4's insufferable Mail program inserts
spaces
where they do not belong. There should have been no space between
"/tmp/aaa/bbb/" and "myfile1". Let me try again. The two commands are:
mkdir -p `dirname /tmp/aaa/bbb/myfile1`
svn export \
svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/aaa/bbb/myfile1 \
/tmp/aaa/bbb/myfile1
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Re: export file with full path
Posted by Ilja Golshtein <il...@yandex.ru>.
Hello!
>mkdir -p `dirname /tmp/aaa/bbb/myfile1`
>svn export svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/aaa/bbb/myfile1 /tmp/aaa/bbb/
>myfile1
Two more questions.
1. What does last "myfile1" mean? It it a part of svn export or something?
2. Reproducing suggested command I've got
"svn: Can't move '/tmp/aaa/bbb.3.tmp' to '/tmp/aaa/bbb': Is a directory".
Should I think solution works for directories only, not files?
Thanks a lot.
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Best regards
Ilja Golshtein
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Re: export file with full path
Posted by Ilja Golshtein <il...@yandex.ru>.
Hi!
>> How to export a file from repository
>> preservings it's path?
[skipped]
>> What is the best way to do this
>> really simple thing, considering the fact trunk
>> contains a lot of files I am not interesting in?
>
>mkdir -p `dirname /tmp/aaa/bbb/myfile1`
>svn export svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/aaa/bbb/myfile1 /tmp/aaa/bbb/
>myfile1
>
>mkdir -p `dirname /tmp/ddd/eee/myfile2`
>svn export svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/ddd/eee/myfile2 /tmp/ddd/eee/
>myfile2
Thanks for advice.
I have some workaround in my Perl
script (mkdir -p is not portable enough).
The reason I am asking I cannot completely
believe better way does not exist.
--
Best regards
Ilja Golshtein
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Re: export file with full path
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Sep 19, 2005, at 12:13, Ilja Golshtein wrote:
> How to export a file from repository
> preservings it's path?
>
> Example.
> I have two files named, say,
> svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/aaa/bbb/myfile1
> and
> svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/ddd/eee/myfile2
>
> I want to retrieve these two files from repo
> and get following hierarchy
> /tmp/aaa/bbb/myfile1
> /tmp/ddd/eee/myfile2
> where /tmp is existed directory
> and neither aaa nor ddd do
> not exist.
>
> What is the best way to do this
> really simple thing, considering the fact trunk
> contains a lot of files I am not interesting in?
mkdir -p `dirname /tmp/aaa/bbb/myfile1`
svn export svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/aaa/bbb/myfile1 /tmp/aaa/bbb/
myfile1
mkdir -p `dirname /tmp/ddd/eee/myfile2`
svn export svn://ahost/aproject/trunk/ddd/eee/myfile2 /tmp/ddd/eee/
myfile2
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