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Is there a way to remove the test folders and files that I have committed to a Google Code branch? You can use svn delete your_file to delete the file, and, then, use svn commit to push the deletion to the server -- but note that will not delete anything from the SVN history : the way SVN works is to keep a trace of everything, which means permanently deleting something is not " allowed ". If you want to completly remove a file from the repository's history, it's a lot harder, and will require you to be admin of the repository -- which you are not, on google code. See this entry of the

I am using TortoiseSVN for my Subversion repository held on a USB drive. When I move from one PC to another, is there a way to automatically identify that files are out of date (without using the Check for Modifications menu). It would be nice just to be able to see that the folder on my hard drive did not match that of the repository, rather than seeing the green tick. Try creating a file called "autorun.inf" in the root directory of your USB key. Then fill it with the following lines: [autorun] open=CheckForMods.bat Then create a CheckForMods.bat batch file in the root directory that does an

I have been going through documentation and such and have SVN working, but I want to put it on an existing directory. I imported that directory, so do I rename/delete the non SVN directory and then checkout the SVN to the non SVN directory location? I am just trying to understand how to get it to start posting to our website URL. If so, is there any way to keep the current non SVN and make it SVN rather than import and overwrite? Thanks, I am trying to understand SVN, but find a lot of the tutorials and such on the web to be confusing. Yes, you have it exactly. Once your code has been added to

We are facing a problem with SVN Tagging. The figure below shows how our project is organized inside SVN. We use Tortoise SVN to do our checkout and Visual SVN as our server. This is how our project is organized within SVN Branch A (the main working branch) branches off the trunk and hence resides within the Branches folder.There are different modules inside this branch Branch B(a specific module called RNS) branches off Branch A at a later time (This was for a new enhancement) Note that neither branch is the trunk. During development on Branch B, Some new files were introduced, only on Branch

I have several projects in my repository, each project has it's own folder. Is it possible to remove the last revision of one of the projects without changing anything else? Example: Project A's latest version was committed creating rev. 50. Work on other projects goes on, the repository is now at rev. 60. Now the user of A comes back and requests to remove the changes of the last version because they don't work out for him. He wants to go back to the previous version and all further changes should be done starting from there. At this point I would like rev. 50 to disappear so that project A