Probably one issue to fix...
Quite likely. I added it (to my own original ) for CVS folders,
which are flat, and never tested it with non-flat folders. Please open
a bug, with a simple build to reproduce ideally. If you hurry up, it
might make it to 1.7 official. --DD
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>> This means that in the target dir and each sub dir a directory
>> ".svn" exists which must remain after synchronisation. However, when
>> I use the task those SVN directories will be deleted since
>> they do not exist in the source dir.
>
>That's the use case which lead to the preserveInTarget
>> This means that in the target dir and each sub dir a directory
>> ".svn" exists which must remain after synchronisation. However, when
>> I use the task those SVN directories will be deleted since
>> they do not exist in the source dir.
>
>That's the use case which lead to the preserveInTarget
On Tue, 3 Oct 2006, Thorsten Möller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> This means that in the target dir and each sub dir a directory
> ".svn" exists which must remain after synchronisation. However, when
> I use the task those SVN directories will be deleted since
> they do not exist in the source dir
Hello,
My problem is that I want to synchronise arbitrary source directories with a
target dir which is under version control by SVN. This means that in the
target dir and each sub dir a directory ".svn" exists which must remain
after synchronisation. However, when I use the task those SVN
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