Consider a repository with the following structure:
/
project1
subdirectory
project2
subdirectory
and running command svndumpsanitizer -i input -o output -n project1 -d -a -r project1, in which input is a dump of the above repository.
In input, at revision n, an svn:ignore property is added to /project1 directory. However, the addition of the property is missing from output. The expected behaviour is to have, at corresponding revision, the svn:ignore property added to / directory in output.
Hmm... I'll take a look, but I won't promise any quick fix. Due to how svndumpsanitizer is designed, porting properties from one node to another isn't very straightforward.
Using svndumpsanitizer 2.0.7
Consider a repository with the following structure:
and running command
svndumpsanitizer -i input -o output -n project1 -d -a -r project1
, in whichinput
is a dump of the above repository.In
input
, at revision n, ansvn:ignore
property is added to/project1
directory. However, the addition of the property is missing fromoutput
. The expected behaviour is to have, at corresponding revision, thesvn:ignore
property added to/
directory inoutput
.