Den mån 6 feb. 2023 kl 23:00 skrev James Hart <jh...@definitiveconcepts.com >:
> K made some progress figured out why I didn’t have command line and got > them installed > > > > Did this > > > > C:\Users\jhart>svnadmin create d:/P-Drive/SVN/DCI-Repo > > svnadmin: E165002: 'D:\P-Drive\SVN\DCI-Repo' is an existing repository > > > > Next step ? > Well, I guess that means you've figured out the path to your repository. You should check if you have more repos in the same directory. Now continue with the steps in the SVN book to create a service for svnserve serving that repository ( https://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.serverconfig.svnserve.html#svn.serverconfig.svnserve.invoking.winservice ). Please note that in Subversion "repository" is the central database (on the server) where you have all your versioning data. The folder where you do your actual work is a "working copy" and it only contains the current revision of each file. This is a characteristic of a "centralized version control software" compared to a "distributed version control software" (for example git). The "relocate" (as referenced in the other mail) is used when you have moved the repository (ie, changed the URL, for example server name) and you need to point your working copy to a new URL. This may or may not be required in your case depending on if the new server has inherited the ip address and/or the server name of the old server. Kind regards, Daniel
