Import files directly into SVN repo without checking first

Question

I use SVN and have a repository on the remote machine. Sometimes, when I work on my local machine, I understand that I need to add some new files to the repo. The usual procedure that I know will be as follows:

• in the current folder on my local machine check all SVN repositories
• enter
• copy the interesting file here
• commit

But it can be a little tiring. Interestingly, for some reason I can omit steps 1 to 3 and import the “interesting” file into SVN directly, without having to check the repo first?

Answer 1

Perhaps svn importthis is what you want? See the documentation for more details.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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  svn import --help

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  svn import cwo_tracking https://SVN_HOST/REPO/PROJECTS/PARENT/cwo_tracking

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• Now open your web browser and go to the URL that you entered in the import command

  https: // SVN_HOST / REPO / PROJECTS / PARENT / cwo_tracking

This should open the page. This is the one you added!