Copy part of SVN repo to new repo?
svn, version-control
Solution
Use
svnadmin dump path/to/repository > repo.dmp
and then use svndumpfilter to only load a subtree into a new repository.
Problem
Currently, I have a large SVN repository with a bunch of different projects within it, as follows: ``` / Project1/ trunk/ tags/ branches/ Project2/ trunk/ tags/ branches/ Project3/ (etc...) ``` However, I'm now trying to break it up into separate repositories (for various reasons), and I would like the following for each project: ``` / trunk/ tags/ branches/ ``` If possible, all history and externals should remain intact. However, I'm unsure if this can actually be done. I have seen several questions similar to this on SO but none entirely addresses the issue I have here. Basically I am trying to "pull out" a subdirectory and its entire contents with history from the old repository and plop the whole lot into its own (new) repository. Am I asking the impossible?