Details
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Bug
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Status: Closed
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Critical
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Resolution: Fixed
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Description
When tagging something, e.g. tagging: http://host/repos/trunk as: http://host/repos/tags/customer1/r1 ...the operation failed. By looking through logs, I figured out that I had to make "tags", then "customer1", then "r1". My branch command was: svn copy http://host/repos/trunk http://host/repos/tags/customer1/r1 -m "my log message" It'd be nice to be able to create intermediate directories when branching like this? It's not too bad manually, but a bit of pest to automate. I've noticed as well the "mkdir" can't create intermediate folders either, so when operating directly on a URL, you tend to create several auto-committing revisions in order to create the required directory structure. I personally favour maintaining the current behaviour by default, with an option like --create-parent-dirs for copy/mkdir for those who wish this behaviour. It could be made a default behaviour if the user's subversion config file had some sort of setting to make this the default behaviour.
Original issue reported by cbrown