Bo Berglund wrote:
On Thu, 15 Mar 2018 12:03:53 +0100, Johan Corveleyn
<jcor...@gmail.com> wrote:
See http://subversion.apache.org/faq.html#in-place-import
Seems like the best option is as follows:
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svn import WiFiConfig <url>/WiFiConfig/trunk --depth files -m "msg"
svn co <url>WiFiConfig/trunk --force WiFiConfig
I.e. First import the directory and then immediately check out the
same with --force
It still takes some time because I think svn needs to download the
files into the cache in the .svn directory.
I have a rather slow connection to the server from where I am...
Unless I misread your original post, the very first option in that link
looks like a better fit. To rephrase it somewhat for your case:
1) Create a repository or a directory in the repository
2) Create your local files
3) Check out the empty repository path to your workspace - this won't
overwrite any of your files
4) svn add [files]
5) svn ci
6) Continue working as usual
This avoids a round trip to the server to push the current files, then
pull them back down to create the formal SVN working copy with things
already in it - instead you "check out" an empty directory which should
be quite fast.
-kgd
