probably something else.
> However, when I attempt to add the new project into subversion, I get an
> "SVN add Error - Not a working copy" for the top level directory.
Which is ok because you deleted all the .svn directories and destroyed
your working copy. Adding is only possible i
On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 6:56 AM, jack nimble wrote:
> 'm trying to create a new entry in subversion for development. This is based
> on a project which already exist in subversion. I don't want to have it
> based on that version, because that's for reference only and can't be
> changed.
Can you cr
oved all the .svn entries from the project
with a "find.-name".svn"-execrm-rf{} \;"
However, when I attempt to add the new project into subversion, I get an
"SVN add Error - Not a working copy" for the top level directory.
I've been checking/googling, and it thi
