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What does it do? (Score:1)

by Frog (742) <kaicarverNO@SPAMgmail.com> on 2006.10.19 6:45 (#51113) Homepage

Could you explain a bit more what this does in layman's terms? I use SVN, but I'm not familiar with svndump.

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  by BooK (2612)
  
  svnadmin dump is a tool that takes a SVN repository and produces a text file you can typically backup, pass around, and use to create an identical repository with the help of svnadmin load. You can also push the revisions of a repository into another existing one with svnadmin load and the appropriate dump. But the chronological order of revisions is then broken.
  
  When I set off to create SVN::Dump, I actually wanted to be able to reorder a repository chronologically. To do that, you need to take a dump of

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