Stephan Aßmus wrote:
what you could do is this:* Make a backup copy of your current work and folder layout (make absolutely sure you don't forget anything).* Delete the folder in your tree. * "svn update" in the parent folder of the folder(s) you deleted, this will restore everything as it is in the repo.* Now "svn move" the old files to their new locations, you can also move entire folders if need be until you have the same structure as in your new work. * copy the new files from your backup into the new folders, make sure you don't accidentally copy ".svn" folders replacing the ones already there, but replace any files already there. * use "svn status" to see which files you have not yet added and "svn add" them.
I did like you suggested and it almost worked as expected. Only, when I do e.g. "svn move applications/ en/" it does move the folder "applications" and all its containing files into the folder "en", but it still leaves (the now empty) original "applications" folder behind.
Is this expected behaviour?I couldn't commit these changes yet (maybe that would resolve that issue) because for svn I'm not yet a valid member of the project, it appears. Or do I have to initiate a secret handshake before the first commit?
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