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Lakewake2011-09-27 13:18:57
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Lakewake, 2011-09-27 13:18:57

SVN and 2 repositories

Tell me, there are repositories A and B.
The task is to update from A, to commit changes to B, how to do this correctly?

A - someone else's, readonly, B - own.

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okazymyrov, 2011-09-27
@okazymyrov

1. Do an update of repository A
2. Delete all .svn folders from the folder where A was.
3. Copy all the contents to B.
4. Upload to repository B.

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alexmuz, 2011-09-27
@alexmuz

Why not use svn:externals?

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1nd1go, 2011-09-27
@1nd1go

You can try the next option. In repository A, execute svn diff rev:HEAD
The output of this command is to push the file into the patch and apply it to working copy B.
rev is the revision number of the last transfer

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DraculaDIS, 2011-09-27
@DraculaDIS

At one time I used my own (SVN) to store * .patch file with changes A

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Vsevolod, 2011-09-27
@sevka_fedoroff

Or maybe do SVN merge from A into a working copy of repository B? Well, then commit the resulting in B.

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