Bo Berglund wrote on Sat, 11 Aug 2018 16:41 +0200: > Now he has put his project sources into: > /Projectname/trunk/Projectname > > What is the best way to fix this so it will reside in > /Projectname/trunk instead? > > - Check out /Projectname/trunk and receive subdir Projectname > - Move to trunk on client > - svn mv Projectname/* ./* > - svn ci -m "log message" >
This is fine. Note that * does not usually match dotfiles, so you should make sure to also 'svn mv Projectname/.foo .foo' for every dotfile in Projectname/. There are other ways but in this case there's no need for them. (They're more useful in the opposite case, when one wants to switch from a ^/<files> structure to a ^/trunk/<files> structure; or if there were branches of /Projectname/trunk/Projectname around.) > Or after checkout: > - Move to trunk/Projectname on client > - svn mv * ../ > - mv .. > - svn ci -m "log message" Assuming the second 'mv' was meant to be a 'cd', that's equivalent. Cheers, Daniel
