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Friday, 19 February 2021

To relocate existing codebase to a new svn location

If we have an svn url which we backup and restore to a new url, then we can update existing source to point to the new url as below;

 

Using the above as an example, meslink was under version control @ 192.168.9.113/fec/meslink

and I had created a backup of this repository and subsequentially restored as per my post here.

So now I wish to update my local working copy of this source such that when I make any changes, those changes are commited to the new url.

the following achieved this;

svn relocate http://192.168.8.5/svn/fec/meslink

Given, we are in the folder of the project, in this case;

/pCloud.../DL/meslink

and 192.168.8.5/svn/fec already exists (was restored from backup).

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