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kaushalparik27
kaushalparik27

Reputation: 804

TortoiseSVN (relocate to new repository)

We are facing a problem in relocating our application from the old repository to a new one.

Initially we were using //10.X.X.50/svn/XXX. Now we try to shift to the new repository at //10.X.X.152:8443/svn/XXX as the server hard disk has crashed (10.X.X.50).

While we are trying to use relocate option in TortoiseSVN - it gives an error:

The repository at 'https://10.X.X.152:8443/svn/XXX' has uuid '5005c752-e8bc-6a46-9f1b-84ec39085508', but the WC has '005a1777-a2fa-4437-9a0c-b35647624529'

We are using TortoiseSVN 1.5.9, Build 15518 - 32 bit.

Currently, the new repository which is created on another server has three folders created: Branches, Tags and Trunk.

Upvotes: 24

Views: 37952

Answers (3)

dko
dko

Reputation: 894

I was attempting to do this inside NetBeans using their subversion. I couldn't get it to work. Setting the UUID eliminated one of the problems, but not all.

I ended up going to Subversion server 1 and doing an svnadmin hotcopy command. Then moving it over to the new Subversion server and pasting it in the directory. This was simple to do, and it worked great.

Upvotes: 0

Christian C. Salvadó
Christian C. Salvadó

Reputation: 827366

You should either:

  • Set the old UUID for your new repository, using svnadmin setuuid
    • svnadmin setuuid REPOS_PATH [NEW_UUID]
  • Or get a fresh checkout from the new repository.

If you go for the first option, when the new repository UUID's match the old one, just go to your working copy in Windows Explorer, right click in a blank spot and choose,

*TortoiseSVN → Relocate..., and there you will be prompted for the new repository location.

Menu

Then:

New URL

Upvotes: 25

user541686
user541686

Reputation: 210445

If you know what you're doing, just go ahead and edit the wc.db file by hand so that all instances of the old UUID are now the new UUID.

Upvotes: 2

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