I just created a project in subversion, but why the folder branches, tags, trunk, and wiki does not exist ? I have checkout and commit some files, but these folders still not exist. How do I create these folder in my project ?
Subversion : Why do my project in subversion "branches", "tags", "trunk", and "wiki" folders does not exist?
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Those folders never get created automatically. You need to actually create them yourself like any other folder, by creating a folder in your working copy, adding it, and committing. Or, using the
svn mkdircommand with a URL.Since you already created and committed files, you'll also need to
svn movethem to the correct folder.I have no idea where the "wiki" folder came in...I've never seen that in the standard setup.
The fact that you're even asking this question shows a lack of basic understanding how SVN works. Stop right now, and read how SVN works: http://svnbook.red-bean.com