[svk-users] preserving logs for local copy

[Ruslan Zakirov]

1) use first variant
2) share full repository for users even mirror path
3) ask not to commit anywhere othere than //local/repos
4) or protect with acls
5) I believe in this case svn by default follow copies

On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 7:56 PM, Daniel Scolaro
<daniel.scolaro at masagroup.us> wrote:
> I have an svk mirror of a remote svn repository.  I would like to make a
> local copy of for users to access via an svn client but I would also like
> the logs from the changes committed in the source repository to be available
> to the local users.  I tried making a versioned copy like this:
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> svk cp –p //mirror/repos //local/repos
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> but that doesn’t maintain the log.  I also tried the following:
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> svk mkdir //local/repos
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> svk smerge -I -l -B --remoterev //mirror/repos //local/repos
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> which worked better (the logs were preserved) but, as you might expect,
> results in a new ticket being created for every revision in the mirror
> (which can get out of hand quickly for a large repository).
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> Any suggestions?
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> Thanks in advance,
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> Dan S.
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Best regards, Ruslan.