If you run something like svn copy file: /// C: / SVNMyArc / A file: /// C: / SVNMyArc / B -m "ATOB" in the svn repository file: /// C: / SVNMyArc, then svn will copy the contents of directory A to B. If you re-execute this command, svn will copy directory A with contents A into B. Thus, B will have:

  • A content in the file: /// C: / SVNMyArc / B directory
  • A content in the file: /// C: / SVNMyArc / B / A directory

If this command is executed for the third time, then svn will generate an error that the directory A already exists. Can I somehow write the parameters to the copy command, so that when it is restarted, it understands that it is necessary to copy the contents of A, and not the directory A itself with the contents.

  • This is the standard cp behavior. Create a B in advance and perform a glob mask copy: ...Arc/A/* - vp_arth
  • Please specify what a glob mask means. If you write svn copy file: /// C: / SVNMyArc / A / * file: /// C: / SVNMyArc / B -m "ATOB.", You get the error svn: E160013: File not found: revision 4, path '/ A / *' - Orthodox

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