I've recently pulled an old SVN repository off a disk image from a
server I had many moons ago, and now have the repository on a local file
system. Whenever I try to do anything, SVN complains that it is format
'2' instead of '3' or '5'. What can I do to recover a working tree of
whatever is in t
Dale Mellor writes:
>I've recently pulled an old SVN repository off a disk image from a
>server I had many moons ago, and now have the repository on a local file
>system. Whenever I try to do anything, SVN complains that it is format
>'2' instead of '3' or '5'. What can I do to recover a working
It sounds to me that you need a CMS (Content Management System) more than a
VCS (Version Control System, like Subversion).
I know from experience that getting veteran programs (used to using no VCS)
to use any VCS is an up-hill-battle: approaching a vertical climb at times.
I can't imagine trying
