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Recovering a deleted project
Hi
I'm searching http://svn.haxx.se/users for "recovering dead files" and all I
get are threads regarding recovering a dead repo using BerkeleyDB. I
deleted a fairly recent project with not much history in it, thinking that
I'd import it from scratch but now regret it and would like to recover the
project.
My FSF repo resides on a Linux server using WinXP with SVN-CLI and Tortoise
clients. Does anyone know the command for either client to recover my
deleted project?
Thanks.
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Re: Recovering a deleted project
Posted by Res Pons <po...@hotmail.com>.
Oops :(
In that whole project only 1 file, the build.xml had 6 revisions worth of
history on it. I don't know what I did to clobber that project, it was very
messy. Thanks again.
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"Res Pons" <po...@hotmail.com> wrote on 03/13/2006 03:19:59 PM:
> Thanks for the quick response. I couldn't find the revision where I
> clobbered my project, using Tortoise. I went back as far as I remember
to
> mid-February when I created it, to no avail.
>
> Luckily I still had the working folder intact with all its .svn
subdirs...so
> I ran svn import and recreated the project from scratch but I DON'T
THINK I
> preserved my history, or did I?
If you did Import it is like creating a new project. You did not preserve
history.
Mark
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Re: Recovering a deleted project
Posted by Mark Phippard <ma...@softlanding.com>.
"Res Pons" <po...@hotmail.com> wrote on 03/13/2006 03:19:59 PM:
> Thanks for the quick response. I couldn't find the revision where I
> clobbered my project, using Tortoise. I went back as far as I remember
to
> mid-February when I created it, to no avail.
>
> Luckily I still had the working folder intact with all its .svn
subdirs...so
> I ran svn import and recreated the project from scratch but I DON'T
THINK I
> preserved my history, or did I?
If you did Import it is like creating a new project. You did not preserve
history.
Mark
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Re: Recovering a deleted project
Posted by Res Pons <po...@hotmail.com>.
Thanks for the quick response. I couldn't find the revision where I
clobbered my project, using Tortoise. I went back as far as I remember to
mid-February when I created it, to no avail.
Luckily I still had the working folder intact with all its .svn subdirs...so
I ran svn import and recreated the project from scratch but I DON'T THINK I
preserved my history, or did I?
Thanks again.
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"Res Pons" <po...@hotmail.com> wrote on 03/13/2006 02:02:40 PM:
> I'm searching http://svn.haxx.se/users for "recovering dead files" and
all I
> get are threads regarding recovering a dead repo using BerkeleyDB. I
> deleted a fairly recent project with not much history in it, thinking
that
> I'd import it from scratch but now regret it and would like to recover
the
> project.
>
> My FSF repo resides on a Linux server using WinXP with SVN-CLI and
Tortoise
> clients. Does anyone know the command for either client to recover my
> deleted project?
There are a couple of pretty easy ways to do it.
1) Use svn copy to copy your project as it existed prior to deleting it.
For example, suppose you deleted it in revision 100. Then:
svn copy -r 99 url://to/project url://to/project -m "Restore Project"
Would do it.
In TortoiseSVN use the repository browser and click on HEAD. Change to
the revision when project existed. Right-click and choose the Copy
option.
2) Do a reverse merge. Again, assuming you did in revision 100 and you
have a WC connected to your repository root.
svn merge -r100:99 url://to/repos
This will undo the change.
In TortoiseSVN, if you have a WC connected to root, then right click and
do Show Log. Find the commit that did the delete and right click and take
the Undo changes from this revision option.
Review and commit in either case.
When it is an entire project, option #1 is easiest. When it is some
specific folders/files or even just some changes to those files, then
option #2 is easiest.
Mark
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Re: Recovering a deleted project
Posted by Mark Phippard <ma...@softlanding.com>.
"Res Pons" <po...@hotmail.com> wrote on 03/13/2006 02:02:40 PM:
> I'm searching http://svn.haxx.se/users for "recovering dead files" and
all I
> get are threads regarding recovering a dead repo using BerkeleyDB. I
> deleted a fairly recent project with not much history in it, thinking
that
> I'd import it from scratch but now regret it and would like to recover
the
> project.
>
> My FSF repo resides on a Linux server using WinXP with SVN-CLI and
Tortoise
> clients. Does anyone know the command for either client to recover my
> deleted project?
There are a couple of pretty easy ways to do it.
1) Use svn copy to copy your project as it existed prior to deleting it.
For example, suppose you deleted it in revision 100. Then:
svn copy -r 99 url://to/project url://to/project -m "Restore Project"
Would do it.
In TortoiseSVN use the repository browser and click on HEAD. Change to
the revision when project existed. Right-click and choose the Copy
option.
2) Do a reverse merge. Again, assuming you did in revision 100 and you
have a WC connected to your repository root.
svn merge -r100:99 url://to/repos
This will undo the change.
In TortoiseSVN, if you have a WC connected to root, then right click and
do Show Log. Find the commit that did the delete and right click and take
the Undo changes from this revision option.
Review and commit in either case.
When it is an entire project, option #1 is easiest. When it is some
specific folders/files or even just some changes to those files, then
option #2 is easiest.
Mark
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