On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 7:47 AM, Chris Velevitch <chris.velevi...@gmail.com>wrote:
> I've just downloaded vss2svn-0.11.0.zip from pumacode.org and when I > extract and load my repository, there is no trunk or tags directory. > Is this right version? Where do I find the version that correct > creates the trunk and tags? > The script migrates your repository exactly as it is in VSS, so if there is no trunk or tags there, then there won't be one in the SVN repo. Subversion does not require a trunk or tags directory; they don't behave any differently from other directories (neither does "branches" or any other directory). It's all just based on convention, and so a lot of people do use them. If you want trunk or tags in Subversion, I would recommend either: * creating them after you import the dumpfile, and move all folders besides "branches" into "trunk"; or * create them before you perform the import, then use svndumpfilter to split the dumpfile into two different file, one for "branches" and one for everything else, and specify during import that you want the second file to be located under "trunk". Toby
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