SVN

My svn cheat sheet! See my git cheat sheet

command	description
svn co <path>	checks out a copy of the project
svn up	retrieves the latest version of the project
svn ci	commits any changes
svn pe	property edit... see below for examples
svn pe svn:ignore .	add items to the ignore list
svn revert [file]	revert file(s)

Extracting a Sub-Tree

Extract an SVN subtree - Import into Git
This section will show you how to extract a sub-tree from one repository, and make it the base of a new repository.

• First, extract everything in the repository (do not strip the revisions)
• Filter the path you wish to keep
• At this point, you must remove the Node-path: support/doc directory add item, which will become the root
• Change the path to the base
• Create a fresh repository
• Load the filtered & relocated dump into the new repository

EXTRACT_PATH="support/doc"
 
svnadmin dump ./firstRepo > extracted
 
cat extracted | svndumpfilter include --drop-empty-revs --renumber-revs $EXTRACT_PATH > filtered
 
cat filtered | awk "BEGIN{p=1}{
                 if (p == 1) {
                    if (\$0 == \"Node-path: $EXTRACT_PATH\") p = 0;
                    if (p == 1) print \$0
                 } else {
                   if (\$0 == \"PROPS-END\") p = 1
                 }}" > filtered2
 
cat filtered2 | sed -e "s#^Node-path: $EXTRACT_PATH#Node-path: #" > relocated
 
svnadmin create ./freshRepo
 
cat relocated | svnadmin load --ignore-uuid ./freshRepo