Is there a write opposite to "svn cat"?
"Graham Leggett via users" <[email protected]>
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Hi all, The “svn cat” command will read a file from a (in my case local file based) repository to stdout. Is there an equivalent to write into a repository from the svn command line? First prize from stdin, second prize from a local file on disk. “svn import” comes close, but cannot be run twice, as the second time the command is run you get the following error: svn: E150002: Path 'file:///var/lib/svn/postgres/database.sql' already exists I know that it is possible to autocommit via WebDAV, but this is a local repo. Regards, Graham —