No, this is not a duplicate of this .
While I usually use visual tools with SVN, I found that now I need to move Repo/Parent/ChildX/ChildYto Repo/ChildY. I am getting the following errors and just looking for what I am missing here. Consider the server you just installed (from the dump), nothing else but svn.
> svn checkout https: // localhost / Repo
svn: OPTIONS of 'https: // localhost / Repo': 200 OK (https: // localhost)
> svn move Repo / Parent / ChildX / ChildY Repo / ChildY
svn: 'Repo' is not a working copy
svn: 'Repo' does not exist
> svn move Parent NewParent
svn: '.' is not a working directory
> svn move https: // localhost / Repo / Parent NewParent
svn: Moves between the working copy and the repository are not supported
> svn move https: // localhost / Repo / Parent https: // localhost / Repo / NewParent
svn: OPTIONS of 'https: // localhost / Repo': 200 OK (https: // localhost)
> svn commit --message "Trying to get move command to work"
svn: 'C: \ SVNTest' is not a working copy
It seemed a little strange to me that the first command (checkout) gives the same answer to everything that I set for "Repo", for example https://localhost/Repo/SomeNonExistingName. I'm sure I missed something. I found links saying that you do not need a working copy to move, but then how do I make a move?
None of the above commands, whether they indicated an error or not OK, really made a move. I am using VisualSVN Server and can view repo online.
Decision
. Apache. 200 OK - HTTP.
VisualSVN Server https://hostname/svn. , . :
> svn checkout https://localhost/svn/Repo
file1
file2
etc...
Revision XXX
, , , . , , :
> svn move Folder/SubFolder NewFolder