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$ svnadmin create /afs/slac.stanford.edu/g/scs/net/netmon/repo/svn --fs-type fsfs |
Note that we are using fs-type fsfs due to the fact that we are housing the repo on an AFS share.
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$ cd <project-path> $ svn import . file:///afs/slac.stanford.edu/g/scs/net/netmon/repo/svn/<project-name>/trunk |
This will recusively add all files within <project-path> into the SVN repositry; whereby it will be located at <project-name>.
The use of /trunk at the end of the path is arbitary; however, it is recommended good practise to facilitate the branching of projects.
Once a project has been initially imported into the SVN database, it is necessary to start working on a 'fresh' version (as the files in the initial import do not 'know' about the SVN). This is achieved with a SVN checkout.
SVN Command Primer
A primer on the command styles to use while working with projects within SVN respositories can be found here.