RE: Copy Project

[Ch...@qimonda.com]

Sorry, bad chronological instructions. Let me try again.

You said you already have a CVS repos for Sigen correct?
- Export the CVS repos into a temp dir; this omits the CVS dirs
  > mkdir c:\temp\siges
  > cd c:\temp\siges
  > cvs export //cvs_repos/sigen
- Now import the files you cvs-exported into subversion
  > cd c:\temp\siges (already there, but for emphasis)
  > svn import . //svn_repos/sigen
- Now svn check out the new svn repos
  > mkdir c:\Siges\svn
  > cd c:\Siges\svn
  > svn co //svn_repos/sigen

Hope that's clearer.

>-----Original Message-----
>From: rafael-demgi [mailto:rafael-demgi@pagu.santos.sp.gov.br] 
>Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 11:29 AM
>To: Fouts Christopher (QNA RTP PT PREV)
>Subject: Copy Project
>
>Dear Chris,
>
>I´m sorry, but I couldn´t understand what you suggested me to do...
>Can you detail more this itens for me please??
>
>"- Create a C:\Siges\svn dir
>- Export the current CVS structure; this will
>  exclude the CVS dirs
>- svn import the exported dir structure into
>  the C:\Siges\svn dir
>- You can optionally move the CVS files into
>  a C:\Siges\cvs dir structure"
>
>-First I create a dir "svn" inside de C:\Siges.
>-Then, in Eclipse I export de entire structure from where? 
>Export in what format, because in Eclipse we can export and 
>import in many formats(War File, System File, Team Project Set, etc).
>
>
>--
>Esta mensagem foi verificada pelo sistema de antivírus e  
>acredita-se estar livre de perigo.
>

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