Get a local copy of all changes to the SVN project

Can I get all the project changes copied to my local computer? Basically, I would like to be able to pull out W, X, Y, and Z projects from a remote SVN repository and have access to them on my computer, ideally in a local copy of SVN. Ideally, I would like to do this with some kind of graphical tool, because my unix skills are limited and I don't have ready access to the * nix box at work.

I do not have direct access to the server in question, so I am limited to the methods that can be executed on the snv client machine.

My first goal is to back up the code before the server is shut down. I have this in basic form only from performing validation, but I would like to keep a history of changes, if possible. Being able to maintain synchronization as long as the server is up will also be useful, but since any additional code changes are not particularly likely at this point, this is a lower priority task.

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If your goal is to simply take a backup check of the remote repo http://rsvndump.sourceforge.net/ . You could take this dump only with user access, and you do not need special privileges. Recall that this is a command line tool.

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Subversion - . , , " ". git-svn, , () .

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svnsync; , , pre-commit .

; svnadmin dump / load, , , , .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1768975/


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