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I’ve been developing a project on my local machine and had set up a local subversion repository for it. Its got 100s of commits from me so far.
However soon the project will be moving to a shared subversion repository hosted online and I’ll be working from the new repository in future.
I’m wondering if there’s a way to transfer my local repository to the new one or if my local repository is essentially useless from this point on?
The shared repo will be hosted on beanstalkapp.com
You can dump an SVN repository and import it into the new location.
svnadmin instructions here: svnadmin dump
Beanstalk instructions for importing it here:
How can I prepare an SVN dump to import into BeanStalk
and here:
Creating your subversion repository – Option 3: Upload a file