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adding files to svn recursively

Posted March 30th, 2009 by Julien

A quick tip concerning svn command line, because I’ve been using it a little recently.

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Add to version control all files in a given repository (recursively). I’ve read different things about this.. most of the time people consider that the only way is using a nice little script (see here for example). But the –force flag induces recursivity, so this command does the stuff :

[legzo@panama ~/repository]$ svn add * --force
A         directory/poupouet.dat
A         pouet.txt

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