Re: Migration from CentOS 7, Subversion 1.94 to Ubuntu 24.04, SVN 1.14.3

Daniel Sahlberg <[email protected]>
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Den tis 18 juni 2024 kl 23:19 skrev Paul Leo <
[email protected]>:
...

> The reason I am posting here instead of TortoiseSVN is I would like to
> know whether it would be safer to have folks just do a new checkout from
> new server once old server is shutdown, (and diff folders if needed)
> instead of trying relocate, or should I have them edit the wc.db and
> replace or try and change the uuid on the new server to match the old one.
>

Since you use TortoiseSVN, the other option would be to remove the .svn
folder and do a new checkout in the same directory. TortoiseSVN is quite
nice that it picks up the existing files and says "Versioned" on them and
you can usually continue as before. The command line client seems to mark
the existing files as "Conflict" and require a lot of manual work to
resolve. Of course, test it first but it might be an easier solution than
manually carrying over any changes to the new working copy.

I'd avoid editing wc.db - it usually works but I'd be careful asking
endusers to do it.

Kind regards,
Daniel
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