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I have a sad situation where my subversion repository got accidentally corrupted. Now I have two repositories and I’d like to merge into one
The first one has histories 1-20,24-207,235-312
The second has histories 1-257,
How can I merge these into one repo going 1-312?
These are otherwise identical repositories because one is a backup of the other.
I’m using svn 1.4.4
Essentially the process will be:
From the corrupt repo:
In the dated but uncorrupted repo:
At which point the uncorrupted repo will have everything.
See svnadmin dump and svnadmin load for more information and potential tweaks/tuning to make the process smoother.