We're happy to bump up your quota, but can you meet us halfway?
Storing releases in version control is a huge waste of space and a
mis-use of the tool. Releases should be distributed via normal
fileservers -- which is why we have the whole 'Downloads' tab
available.
My recommendation is that you produce a dumpfile of your local
repository ('svnadmin dump'), then use the svndumpfilter tool to
create a new dumpfile that leaves out all the release packages, then
'svnadmin load' the slimmer dumpfile into a new repository. That's
the one you would svnsync over to googlecode. Then put your releases
into the Downloads area.
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 8:02 AM, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I still need to get the 'rptools' repository reset back to revision 0.
>
> Also, after doing a full export of our current repository from
> sourceforge to my local machine, I have determined that it is 1.8GB.
> We keep all of our releases in subversion and have over 2 years worth
> of releases. Is it possible to get the quota bumped to allow us a
> full import?
>
> ~David
> >
>
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