subversion-hell.sh (28 sep 10)
#!/bin/sh
# DISCLAIMER - this script backs up a Subversion-controlled folder, checks out the latest revision,
# then writes the code it just backed up over the checkout. It does not check the code in. If the
# user DOES then check the code in, he or she has resolved any conflicts between his or her
# code and that of other developers by simply overwriting the latter with the former. This may
# not be what is intended. Use with this caution. The software is not guaranteed for any purpose.
if [ "" == "$1" ] ; then
echo "Usage: subversion-hell.sh A_PROJECT"
echo "A_PROJECT should be a Subversion folder you are having problems with,"
echo "and you should be in the folder above A_PROJECT"
fi
DIR=`pwd`
PWD=$DIR
DIR=`echo $DIR | sed s/^.*\\\/trunk/trunk/`
mkdir ~/tmp/ 2>/dev/null
rm -Rf ~/tmp/$1 2>/dev/null
mv ~/$DIR/$1 ~/tmp/
find ~/tmp/$1/ -iname '.svn*' -exec rm -Rf {} \; 2>/dev/null
cd $PWD
echo svn co YOUR_URL_HERE/$DIR/$1 $1
svn co YOUR_URL_HERE/$DIR/$1 $1
cp -Rf ~/tmp/$1/* $PWD/$1/
# YOUR_URL_HERE can be found by looking in file .svn/entries, near the top
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