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I have a Subversion repository on a drive separated from my system drive (Windows 7) – E:\repo
I have re-installed Windows and am about to re-install Subversion (on C:).
Do I have to perform some kind of export of the existing repo, or can I just start using it?
If the latter, do I need to run any commands to configure Subversion such that it is aware of the location of the repository on my E:\ drive?
Thanks
You can start use (if you didn’t big “version jump”, can’t recall versions numbers with compatibility issues from a head).
Yes, you have to configure fresh Subversion, if you want to use svn:// of http:// access-protocols