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svnrdump dump
svnrdump dump SOURCE_URL
Dump—that is, generate a repository dump stream
of—revisions of the repository item located
at SOURCE_URL, printing the
information to standard output. By default, the entire
history will be included in the dump stream, but the scope
of the operation can be limited via the use of
the --revision (-r)
option.
Generate a dump stream of the full history of a remote repository (assuming that the user as who this runs has authorization to read all paths in the repository).
$ svnrdump dump http://svn.example.com/repos/calc > full.dump * Dumped revision 0. * Dumped revision 1. * Dumped revision 2. …
Incrementally dump a single revision from that same repository:
$ svnrdump dump http://svn.example.com/repos/calc \
-r 21 --incremental > inc.dump
* Dumped revision 21.
$
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