I recently had to reinstall subversion on my hosting account. The repository I had setup is no longer considered working copy by the new SVN install. How can I added this repository back in to svn? I don't cant do an admincreate and copy it over. I have some checked out copies that need to stay in synch with this repository. How can I get the new SVN install up to speed with out compromising the checked out copy?
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I believe you mix up "working copy" and "repository". – Milen A. Radev Jun 15 '09 at 09:06
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svn switch --relocate
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trying this : svn switch --relocate file:///home2/digizald/svn/dev file:///home2/digizald/svn/dev2 I got svn: '.' is not a working copy – kevzettler Jun 14 '09 at 08:19
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If you're getting not a working copy, then you've got a different kind of problem. Do you even have a .svn/ directory in your WC? – Joe Jun 14 '09 at 15:22
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I really messed my svn install up real bad. I reinstalled an older version or something and it wasn't recognizing my repository. Converted to a backup and then reinstalled svn to the newest version and things are cool now.
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