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I am trying to move folders across projects within the same repository. So I intend to use the svn move command or right click and drag the folder. Does this seem ok and wil it ensure that no revisions are lost? Also there are some svn properties on the folders so does move keep those properties intact?
I have tried right clig and drag and then select SVN Copy and add files to WC option which gives me this message “Could not copy files. Access is denied.”
How can I fix this?
Use the
svn mv URL URLform of the svn move command, then you do not need to worry about local file permissions. So, assuming that your svn server is at http://svnserver/svn and you want to move the folder X from project1 to project2, then do the following:The previous command will prompt you for the checkin message, if you would prefer to enter it on the command line, then use the following form: