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I want to add a folder to a remote server with the svn repository set up. In my local computer I have tortoiseSVN. All I want to do is add folder from my local computer to the repo setup in the remote directory? ANy pointers? You can tell I’m not a svn person 🙁
You can copy the directory into your checked-out copy of the repository, then right click on the file, go to TortoiseSVN, and select add. This will add the folder to your repo, then commit the change (right click and select SVN Commit), and you should be good.
If that isn’t sufficient for your question, I apologize.
GotAmye,
As long as the remote server is housing a subversion repository, this should work. What is running on the remote server that makes you think there will be a problem?