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Tortoise SVN merge of 2 repositories

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I have 2 repositories that I would like to merge. I would like to take the 1st repo [PRIMARY] and pull in all the content from the 2nd repo [SECONDARY]. They don't share content so I don't need merge different versions of the same file. I would like to retain file history of the elements in SECONDARY when they are pulled into PRIMARY.

How would I go about this using TortoiseSVN 1.5.2?

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billcoke Avatar asked Feb 27 '23 23:02

billcoke


2 Answers

In short: You can't (at least with Tortoise).

But the Subversion FAQ describes a way (Using svn dump and svn load).

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nfechner Avatar answered Mar 06 '23 22:03

nfechner


I don't know that you can merge the histories (PRIMARY will have r123 and SECONDARY will have its own r123) but you could setup an external.

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Jason Punyon Avatar answered Mar 06 '23 22:03

Jason Punyon