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I have a branch in an SVN tree which contains the source to a third party product. I need to update that branch with the latest version. If I check it out and copy the new source over the old source, I can easily add the new files and do a commit. However, I would also like make sure that any files that are the old version but not the new version get deleted.
Is there a way to tell SVN to update a repository from a directory?
There’s a tool to do that. It’s documented in the Subversion Book, more precisely in the part about vendor branches.