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Asked: 2026-06-13T06:25:12+00:00

When I sync with SVN, my local directory structure looks like this: …/branches/codeigniter/code.php I

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When I sync with SVN, my local directory structure looks like this: 

.../branches/codeigniter/code.php

I then need to be able to upload any changes I make over sftp to my webserver for testing before I commit to

.../web/code.php

I do not want the /branches/codeigniter part of files’ path to be preserved. I only want to upload the files in the codeigniter directory to what I specified as the upload directory on the webserver.

However, Netbeans creates a /branches/codeigniter directory on my webserver (since that is what my local directory looks like). So what I get when I upload is:

.../web/branches/codeigniter/code.php

Is there any way I can tell netbeans to treat the codeigniter directory as the root and do not create any directories on the webserver?

I greatly appreciate any help.

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  1. Editorial Team

    I don’t know if there is a way to do what you’re asking or not, however you shouldn’t have to because you shouldn’t be doing it this way 🙂

    You shoudn’t have the entire SVN structure checked out into a project. You checkout each branch you might be working with to a separate project. I think that will solve your problem because then the root of your project is the branch you checked out.

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