Hi Tino,
svn cp ^^/trunk ^^/tags/RELEASE-1.0.0 -m"- Tagging"
The usage of the doubled ^ is just as an example, cause i know
on Windows you already have to type the doubled ^ because of the shell.
So what should ^^ (or however it turns out) mean, exactly?
It was just an example how it might look like....
I always wanted something like "repository path of current working copy"
- is that what you mean?
No...the repository path can be seen if you do an svn info in your wc.
> Maybe ^: could be used as the anchor for
"repository path of current working copy", if you are in a copy of
/some/path/to/project/branch/whatever you might use
svn cp ^: ^:../../tags/newtag
to copy that path to /some/path/to/project/tags/newtag.
Might be difficult to implement, I suppose but IANAD ;).
Lets assume the following repository structure...to make my explanation
more clear (Or may be i misunderstand yours?)...
/
+---- px
+--- py
+--- pz
+--- trunk
+--- tags
+--- branches
If you do a checkout from the above trunk you need to do the following
to create a tag (svn 1.5, 1.6):
svn cp ^/px/py/pz/trunk ^/px/py/pz/tags/R1 -m"- Tag"
So what a like to see is something like:
svn cp ^!/trunk ^!/tags/R1 -m"- Tag"
cause i have often repositories with a deep folder structures in it.
So this would be very convenient.
Kind regards
Karl Heinz Marbaise
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