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Kern Twente
Kern Twente

Reputation: 161

turning a local directory into a svn repo

I found this tutorial : http://masstransmit.com/garage_blog/create-svn-existing-project/

But Im stuck in step 3

What I did was this :

  1. svnadmin create /root/cinnamon-for-crux
  2. svn import /root/cinnamon file:///root/cinnamon-for-crux

Now step 3 schould be according to the tutorial: svn co /root/cinnamon-for-crux. but then I get a message wrong arguments.

Anyone who can tell me how I can make this work so cinnamon-for-crux will be a svn repo with all the data and the contents of cinnamon in it?

Edit 1: So svn co file:///cinnamon-for-crux schould work

Edit 2: If I did the command from edit 1 svn co file://cinnamon-for-crux I see these error messages:

svn: E1800001: Unable to connect to a repo at url 'file:///cinnamon-for-crux' 
svn : E1800001 : Unable to open a ra-local session to URL
svn: E1800001: Unable to open repo at url 'file:///cinnamon-for-crux

Edit 3: it works. Can anyone tell me what the command is to upload the local tree to my page on googlecode ?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 225

Answers (1)

Álvaro González
Álvaro González

Reputation: 146460

Repository paths are always URLs. You need to use file:///root/cinnamon-for-crux.

Upvotes: 2

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