On Fri, 11 Mar 2016, Inigo Aldazabal Mensa wrote:
...
Yes, but the mental burden is considerably higher as you have to
*create* the repo first, and checkout it second, and ... where
exactly to checkout? why there? how is this new $HOME/inigo folder
created and what does it mean? etc.,
It's fine to check out a Subersion repository "underneath" the files that
you want to subsequently add to your working copy, which is what I
typically did. Mutating Greg's example, you just add an explicit "current
directory" to the `svn checkout` and use it in the equivalent context of
`git init`:
svn checkout file://$HOME/repos/inigo .
Although I acknowledge that, unlike git, you still have to name the
local repository and create it with svnadmin.
Cheers,
Dave
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