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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Manohar Joshi <Ma...@sos.sungard.com> on 2008/05/23 12:19:15 UTC
where code resides exactally
Hi All
I am new to Subversion and I have installed and configured subversion
on apache HTTPD 2.2 server.
When I created a repository (svnadmin create myrepos) and imported a
project directory there.
E.g. svn import <Directory> <Repository URL>
And done svn commit after that.
But since SVN is a code repository, I cannot see the code files anywhere
inside the repository.
Can you please tell me where these files get stored? I have read that it
uses FSFS.
My question is, if it is called as a repository then where those files
actually reside.
Right now I can see only following files in the repository directory.
Conf
Dav
Db
Hooks
Locks
Please help me on this
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Re: where code resides exactally
Posted by Matthieu Moy <Ma...@imag.fr>.
eg <eg...@gmail.com> writes:
> Manohar Joshi wrote:
>>
>> My question is, if it is called as a repository then where those
>> files actually reside.
>>
>
> They effectively reside in db\revs . You will see files with numerical
> names which effectively correspond to the checked in revisions.
>
> But they are not stored in their original format.
>
> They are stored in the encoded/delta-fied format that svn uses.
And in case it was not clear, you access the files with a checkout.
--
Matthieu
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Re: where code resides exactally
Posted by eg <eg...@gmail.com>.
Manohar Joshi wrote:
>
> My question is, if it is called as a repository then where those files
> actually reside.
>
They effectively reside in db\revs . You will see files with numerical
names which effectively correspond to the checked in revisions.
But they are not stored in their original format.
They are stored in the encoded/delta-fied format that svn uses.
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RE: where code resides exactally
Posted by Jan Hardenbergh <ha...@terarecon.com>.
Don't you mean opaque? :-)
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Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 3:50 PM
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Subject: RE: where code resides exactally
It's essentially a database, so it's transparent to you.
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From: Manohar Joshi [mailto:Manohar.Joshi@sos.sungard.com]
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 8:19 AM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: where code resides exactally
Hi All
I am new to Subversion and I have installed and configured subversion
on apache HTTPD 2.2 server.
When I created a repository (svnadmin create myrepos) and imported a
project directory there.
E.g. svn import <Directory> <Repository URL>
And done svn commit after that.
But since SVN is a code repository, I cannot see the code files anywhere
inside the repository.
Can you please tell me where these files get stored? I have read that it
uses FSFS.
My question is, if it is called as a repository then where those files
actually reside.
Right now I can see only following files in the repository directory.
Conf
Dav
Db
Hooks
Locks
Please help me on this
P Think before you print
RE: where code resides exactally
Posted by "Fouts Christopher (QNA RTP PT PREV)" <Ch...@qimonda.com>.
It's essentially a database, so it's transparent to you.
________________________________
From: Manohar Joshi [mailto:Manohar.Joshi@sos.sungard.com]
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 8:19 AM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: where code resides exactally
Hi All
I am new to Subversion and I have installed and configured subversion on apache HTTPD 2.2 server.
When I created a repository (svnadmin create myrepos) and imported a project directory there.
E.g. svn import <Directory> <Repository URL>
And done svn commit after that.
But since SVN is a code repository, I cannot see the code files anywhere inside the repository.
Can you please tell me where these files get stored? I have read that it uses FSFS.
My question is, if it is called as a repository then where those files actually reside.
Right now I can see only following files in the repository directory.
Conf
Dav
Db
Hooks
Locks
Please help me on this
P Think before you print