I have a repository:
SERVER/DH/
On my local machine
~/TeX/
I want to put the TeX folder in the repository as SERVER/DH/TeX
without having my local folder changed to ~/DH/TeX so keeping ~/TeX
whenever I do checkout svn co sv://.../DH it creates the DH folder on in my home. How do I do this? Am I able to create an extra repo under /DH? Could I do this with svn commands?
You can import a local (non-versioned) directory to the repository with the svn import command:
svn import -m "Import folder TeX" ~/TeX svn://SERVER/DH/TeX
After that, you can do a checkout to your local folder again. Now, you might be able to do this on existing folder using the --force
flag:
svn co --force svn://SERVER/DH/TeX ~/TeX
However, I'd recommend backing up your local folder and performing a fresh checkout:
mv ~/TeX ~/TeX_bak
svn co svn://SERVER/DH/TeX ~/TeX
I have a repository:
SERVER/DH/
On my local machine
~/TeX/
I want to put the TeX folder in the repository as SERVER/DH/TeX
without having my local folder changed to ~/DH/TeX so keeping ~/TeX
whenever I do checkout svn co sv://.../DH it creates the DH folder on in my home. How do I do this? Am I able to create an extra repo under /DH? Could I do this with svn commands?
You can import a local (non-versioned) directory to the repository with the svn import command:
svn import -m "Import folder TeX" ~/TeX svn://SERVER/DH/TeX
After that, you can do a checkout to your local folder again. Now, you might be able to do this on existing folder using the --force
flag:
svn co --force svn://SERVER/DH/TeX ~/TeX
However, I'd recommend backing up your local folder and performing a fresh checkout:
mv ~/TeX ~/TeX_bak
svn co svn://SERVER/DH/TeX ~/TeX
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