Over Including...

[Kurt Federspiel <fe...@yahoo.com>]

Greets:

I have a BIG repository that we are breaking apart into more manageable pieces.  I got everyone to commit and sent them packing, updated everything to the latest & greatest, kicked everyone off the server (that didn't go packing), made a backup and began moving by removing from one repo and then adding to another.

Then, I had an interesting issue; I got an error that said a directory was all ready under version control (as follows):
user@PC:~/DEV $ svn add ./Include 
svn: warning: 'Include' is already under version control


Can someone provide a little help tell me why I get this error in a different repository than the original that was deleted?

Thanks in advance.
Kurt.

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Re: Over Including...

[Blair Zajac <bl...@orcaware.com>]

Kurt Federspiel wrote:
> Greets:
> 
> I have a BIG repository that we are breaking apart into more manageable pieces.  I got everyone to commit and sent them packing, updated everything to the latest & greatest, kicked everyone off the server (that didn't go packing), made a backup and began moving by removing from one repo and then adding to another.
> 
> Then, I had an interesting issue; I got an error that said a directory was all ready under version control (as follows):
> user@PC:~/DEV $ svn add ./Include 
> svn: warning: 'Include' is already under version control

So you have a checkout from one repository and you're trying to add it to a new 
one?  The working copy is still a working copy, so you'll have to get a fresh 
checkout from the new repository and add the Include into there.  There's no 
distinction that the working copy is from a different repository.

Also, you know that you're not keeping history this way, just by adding it.

The real way to do this is to svnadmin dump and then use svndumpfilter to grab 
portions of the repository into a new repository.  The svn client shouldn't be 
necessary.

Regards,
Blair

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