Is it possible to checkout files from subversion without those .svn folders? (for publishing .NET apps to release server).
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yes. Just export.
svn export REV URL PATH
the contents of URL will be placed in PATH. (Path and rev is optional.)
Obviously, you should not use this command for starting to work on the files.
Hugo
2009-06-24 18:22:15
Can this be done via tortiousSVN?
Blankman
2009-06-24 18:26:32
Blankman- Right click -> tortoiseSVN -> Export
phsr
2009-06-24 18:32:46
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Checkout by definition requires the subdirectories to manage the file's states. Without them you would not be able to check in if you make changes. You can export but that is not the same as checkout. You can also change the name from .svn to _svn if that is an issue.
Otávio Décio
2009-06-24 18:30:54
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TortoiseSVN Version of Hugo's answer:
Use the Repo-Browser to browse to the folder you want to export, Right-Click - > Export, follow the dialog
phsr
2009-06-24 18:34:26
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If you export, can't commit. Try use a checout and next rename .svn or _svn to another names.
Note _svn and .svn is reserved folders for tortoise svn.
pho3nix
2009-06-24 23:28:42
Sounds to me like he wants to get the files onto the release server where, I suspect, he won't make changes that he ever wants to commit.
JeffH
2009-07-01 20:59:30