Can I migrate remote SVN to local disk without exporting dmp files on
remote server?
So far I migrated SVN repositories by going to remote server (Unfuddle or
similar), dumping the repository into .dmp file and the loading it into my
local SVN via svnadmin load command.
Now, since I have most files (current version of each file) already
checked out on my hard disk, and since this project is rather large, can I
skip dumping the repository remotely and issue migration command from my
checkout folder to my local SVN?
For example, instead of dumping the repository into a large DMP file, can
I do something like this:
go to local checked out svn repository
issue some command probably to svnadmin
svn admin connects to a remote SVN and those file which are the current
one and which are in the local folder simply copy from one disk to
another, and only download files which are NOT in the local checkout.
Is this a SF or a reality?
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