Tag SVN Repository with SVN.exe at Command Line
Question
I was looking through the various invocations of svn.exe but I'm not seeing a way to tag a repository at the command line. Does anyone know of a command to do that?
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2 ACCPTED 2015-02-04 16:32:00
A "tag" is just a directory copied from another directory, and (by convention) placed in a "tags" directory.
So the command you are looking for is just svn copy .
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