"Branko Čibej" wrote: > On 19.02.2018 15:40, Ignacio González (Eliop) wrote: >> Client svn 1.8.13 >> Server svn 1.8.13 on Centos 7 64 bit >> ----- >> I have a repository with 400 000 revisions. >> Proyect X in that repository has the usual trunk / branches / tags >> structure. >> Tags are structured in a dozen of sub-directories: >> Project X >> +- trunk >> +- tags >> +-- setA >> +-- setB >> +-- setC >> >> The number of tags under 'setB' is over 3000. All of them are copies >> of the trunk at several points in the past. >> I want to rename 'setB' to 'setF'. >> Easy, I thought: svn mv ....setB .....setF. > > Did you use server-side move or client-side move + commit? Please show > us the *exact* command you used, not some summary that you think is > sufficient, but really is not. >
It was a server-side move launched from my Windows 10 PC client. The original command, with some names changed, was: svn mv http://myserver.mydomain.com/svn/myrepo/ProjectX/tags/setB/ http:// myserver.mydomain.com/svn/myrepo/ProjectX/tags/setF/ -m"Renombrando etiquetas setB a setF." This command bailed out after 30 minutes aprox. The commands included in the script that is (still) running are like this one: svn mv http://myserver.mydomain.com/svn/myrepo/ProjectX/tags/setB/MY_FIRST_TAG/ http://myserver.mydomain.com/svn/myrepo/ProjectX/tags/setF/MY_FIRTS_TAG/ -m"Moviendo etiquetas de setB a setF." These commands take from 15 to 60 s and create 200 000 bytes files in the fsfs repo.
