How to switch folder to symlink in svn?

In order for subversion to pick up the changes and detect the symlink, you need to first remove the original file, commit the deletion, and then update your repository. After that you should be able to add a symlink without any issues.

In order for subversion to pick up the changes and detect the symlink, you need to first remove the original file, commit the deletion, and then update your repository. After that you should be able to add a symlink without any issues. EDIT: This question seems to have been asked before and received some decent feedback.

Check it out: Commit symlink into subversion.

The following sets the special property on every symlink and deletes it on normal files/directories. There are various ways to the determine the files to operate on. Svn_special_files=`svn propget --recursive svn:special | cut -d' ' -f1` for I in `find .

| grep -v "\. Svn" | cut -d'/' -f2-`; do is_special=false for j in $svn_special_files; do if "$j" = "$i" ; then is_special=true; break; fi done if -h $i ; then! $is_special && svn propset svn:special '*' $i else $is_special && svn propdel svn:special $i fi done.

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