On Sun, Aug 29, 2010 at 12:07 AM, Fred Krogh <fkr...@mathalacarte.com>wrote:
> I'm new to subversion or in fact to any version control system and > evidently have some error in my mind set when reading documents and > trying to get subversion to work. I'm using a gentoo linux system and > believe I have everything necessary installed. I started with the command > > svnadmin create /m/svn/repos > > Call that step 1. Then for step 2 I did > > svn import d1func.f90 file:///m/svn/repos/quadrature > > and that brings up emacs (my usual editor) with a file called > svn-commit.tmp, which I type something in, and then close it. That > didn't seem to get anything into the repository. I want to have a > project called quadrature and I suspect I'm missing something between > step 1 and step 2. Any help appreciated. Thanks, > Fred > Hi Fred, Didn't you get some error message from the svn client? Maybe what's missing is a step to create the "quadrature" directory in the repository, before you try to import a file into that directory. one way to do it: svn mkdir file:///m/svn/repos/quadrature -m "Creating quadrature project" (the "-m ..." part will skip the emacs opening up) another way is to import the entire directory, assuming it exists the way you want it in the repository. - Itamar.
