Reputation: 155
I am managing a TortoiseSVN application rollout for a number of software developers.
An administrator has created a test repository for me to test before rollout and there are a number of directories here that I didn't create (or at least I don't remember) nor do I have access to modify the files in those directories.
Here are the directories: conf, db, format and hooks
There was a post were someone else ran into something like this (however I don't have enough posts to make a comment to their post, so had to create a new post).
Unusual Subversion Folders Appeared After Update
I'm not understanding how a repository could have been created to the Subversion server from TortoiseSVN. I don't have access to the server, just the application. I'm not able to right-click from Windows7 and the TortoiseSVN Repository Browser and create a new repository within a repository.
And can I go ahead and remove these files and not cause any issues?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 555
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the directories: conf, db, format and hooks
It's server-side tree, you have don't worry about it, because for client-side usage you have to know (as SVN-admin tell about it) only URL of repository, how it correlate with physical tree on server isn't your question and headache
how a repository could have been created to the Subversion server from TortoiseSVN
No ways. TortoiseSVN is pure client-side tool, creating repository is server-side administrative job (unless you have some server's space mounted as local drive, in which on any empty folder you can use Create repository here
)
>dir /b /s
z:\Repo
Create repository here
magic on z:\Repo
casted
>dir /b /s
z:\Repo
z:\Repo\locks
z:\Repo\hooks
z:\Repo\conf
z:\Repo\README.txt
z:\Repo\db
z:\Repo\format
z:\Repo\svn.ico
...
but from client side it's just
>svn ls -R -v file:///Z:/Repo
1 Badger июн 28 01:19 ./
1 Badger июн 28 01:19 branches/
1 Badger июн 28 01:19 tags/
1 Badger июн 28 01:19 trunk/
can I go ahead and remove these files and not cause any issues?
It depends. There you get these files? Inside Working Copy?
Upvotes: 1