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Reputation: 83306

Move Directory across SVN repository using Tortoise SVN

How to move a sub directory from one directory to another, given that both are inside the same SVN repository? I am using tortoise SVN.

Upvotes: 54

Views: 20803

Answers (4)

Swaroop
Swaroop

Reputation: 916

If you have renamed the parent folder before moving, you would see a "Cross/Not allowed" sign when moving.

The workaround is to first move the child and then only re-name the parent (undo if you already renamed the parent).

Upvotes: 0

Chris Thompson
Chris Thompson

Reputation: 16871

Select the folder/files that you want to move, then RIGHT-CLICK them and drag them to where you want to move them. A menu will come up with an option "SVN Move versioned files here"

As clarified by phenry, the destination folder must be recognized as an SVN folder. The folder should already be committed to the repository or you can choose Add to set it to be added.

If the destination folder isn't part of an SVN repository, use the SVN Export command after your right-click and drag to copy the files to any destination folder.

Upvotes: 80

phenry
phenry

Reputation: 2067

Note that Chris Thompson's accepted answer only works if both directories are already recognized by TortoiseSVN. If you create a new folder in Explorer and try to move a file to it from an existing folder, you won't get the TortoiseSVN contextual menu items. After you create the new folder, you have to do either a Commit action (which creates a new version number) or an Add action (which doesn't), so TortoiseSVN knows about the new folder, and then you'll get the option to move the items in SVN. More here.

Upvotes: 24

Atempcode
Atempcode

Reputation: 397

Or in the Repository Browser, you can just drag the file/folder and drop into the desired folder.

Upvotes: 10

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