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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Helge Kruse <He...@gmx.net> on 2009/01/04 17:22:33 UTC
create branch failed
Hello,
I want to reorganize my repository and create a trunk/branch structure.
I moved the former root to /trunk and created a /branch directory and commited it with the repository. Now I wanted to create the
specific branch. I accidentily used
svn copy /trunk/Product /branch/x.y/Product
This copied the complete tree below Product to the new branch. I deleted the local x.y/Product tree and used
svn revert /branch
before any commit. Now I wanted to create the directories x.y and Product and "svn copy" the directories to Product. Unfortunately
this doesnt work:
svn mkdir x.y
svn: 'x.y' is already under version control
I tried to revert, update and cleanup. But I cant get rid off the x.y directory:
cd /branch
svn cleanup .
svn st
! x.y
svn revert .
svn st
! x.y
svn update
At revision 114.
svn st
! x.y
But the repository doesn hold this directory:
svn ls
(no entries listed here)
How do I get in sync again and copy efficiently specific directories from the trunk to the branches?
Regards,
Helge
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