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How to do an in-place 'import' with Subversion

Posted Sun, 2010-07-04 17:01 by Brian Tafoya

Suppose, for example, that you wanted to put some of /etc under version control inside your repository:

# svn mkdir <a href="///root/svn-repository/etc" title="///root/svn-repository/etc">file:///root/svn-repository/etc</a> \
 -m "Make a directory in the repository to correspond to /etc"
# cd /etc
# svn checkout <a href="///root/svn-repository/etc" title="///root/svn-repository/etc">file:///root/svn-repository/etc</a> .
# svn add apache samba alsa X11 
# svn commit -m "Initial version of my config files"

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How to remove CVS and/or .svn files and folders form the command line in Linux

Posted Sun, 2010-07-04 16:27 by Brian Tafoya

So, you copied a bunch of directories from one source controlled project to another and you don’t want to go through and delete all those CVS or .svn directories by hand? Ok, no problem…

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