On Jan 27, 2010, at 18:29, Alan Leung wrote: > We are importing code from a vendor SVN repository into a branch in our > SVN repository. If necessary we may make changes to this code and merge > with future releases of the vendor code. > > During this import, we are trying to retain the SVN properties (e.g. > svn:ignore, svn:keywords, svn:eol-style) in the copy in our SVN > repository. The svn import command skips .svn directories during import > into our SVN repository (despite setting --no-ignore flag).
Yes, there's no way to do that with "svn import". I doubt you have admin access to the vendor repository, but if you do, or can get the admins to help you, you can "svnadmin dump" their repo and "svnadmin load" it into yours. If you don't care to have their whole history, you can just get the HEAD revision. This only helps for the initial import, however. Not sure how you would obtain future updates from their repository and retain properties.
