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Create a new Repository Sub-tree
In the same way that it is good practice to create folders in your PC's file system for organizing your files and documents, it is good practice to create a new repository sub-tree in Subversion for each new Enterprise Architect model.
Use to
| • | Create a new sub-tree in the Subversion repository |
How to
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Use Windows Explorer to create a temporary directory structure on your PC file system, that can be imported into the Subversion repository to create a new repository sub-tree. The resulting sub-tree can then be used to control the package files for your Enterprise Architect model. The directory structure should look like this:
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Open a Windows command prompt, navigate to "tempDir" and issue the Subversion command import. For example; C:\Documents and Settings\user> cd \tempDir C:\tempDir> svn import . https://host.example.com:8443/repos/ --message "Repository Initialization"
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Delete the temporary directory structure; that is, delete tempDir and all its contents.
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Notes
| • | After the import is finished, the original tree is not converted into a Subversion working copy; you should delete the temporary structure and check out a fresh working copy of the tree |
| • | The process described above can also be performed using TortoiseSVN's Repository Browser, which provides commands that allow you to simply create new folders directly in the repository |
