Switching svn to google code

Question

How to transfer from a fake Google Code to another subversion server that saves history? The problem here is that I do not have access to the Google Code repository, as well as the one that I will transfer.

Answer 1

You can 'svnsync' data from Google code to a local repository on your computer. Then you can use 'svnadmin' to create the dump file and send it to your new hosting provider, or in some cases you can use svnsync to upload to the repository.

The only public hosting that I know that supports svnsync download is Google code (you need to clear the repository first), which most likely will not help you, but now there may be others.

Answer 2

The svnsync command may be what you need. It allows you to create a copy of an existing repository to which you do not have access to the file.