Svn - Versionnig of a project with existing sources (+ how to remove all ".svn" dirs recursively)

svn_cs.sh

#!/bin/bash
# -*- coding: UTF8 -*-

##
#   SVN shell commands cheat sheet
#   Tested in Debian 6 ("Squeeze")
#   
#   Prerequisites : svn server & repository
#   
#   Sources :
#   http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3155250/release-locks-in-subversion-recursively
#   http://blog.muhuk.com/2012/03/16/installing-subversion-1-7-on-debian-squeeze-via-apt.html
#   


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#       Unlocking / Cleaning up

#       Easiest way : run 'svn cleanup' to remove locks
svn cleanup

#       If you really have to :
#           a) When the lock is local
svn unlock path/to/locked-ressource
#           b) When the lock is distant
svn unlock http://SVN.SERVER/svn/MY.PROJECT/trunk/
#           or
svn unlock --force http://SVN.SERVER/svn/MY.PROJECT/trunk/



#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#       Upgrading from SVN 1.6 to 1.7 under Debian 6 "Squeeze"


echo '# update SVN to 1.7
deb http://opensource.wandisco.com/debian/ squeeze svn17' >> /etc/apt/sources.list

#       Add key
wget http://opensource.wandisco.com/wandisco-debian.gpg
apt-key add wandisco-debian.gpg

#       Update && upgrade package "subversion"
aptitude update
aptitude upgrade subversion



#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#       Versionnig of a project with existing sources


#       Cd to project path
cd /var/www/MY/PROJECT

#       Safety first : backup all files
tar -zcvf backup_files_before_versionning.tgz .

#       Send all files into repo
svn import -m "initial import" http://SVN.SERVER/svn/MY.PROJECT/trunk/ $SVNROOT

#       Alternative - we may want to only send a sub-dir :
cd MY/SUBDIR
svn import -m "initial import" http://SVN.SERVER/svn/MY.PROJECT/trunk/MY/SUBDIR/ $SVNROOT
cd ../../

#       Quick'n'dirty checkout - Overwrites evertything in order to create the ".svn" dirs in place
svn checkout http://SVN.SERVER/svn/MY.PROJECT/trunk . --force

#       There's a good chance this last operation messed up file permissions.
#       -> Reset files' owner, group & permission
chown MYOWNER:MYGROUP . -R
chmod 775 . -R



#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#       Disaster recovery : how to remove all ".svn" dirs recursively


cd /var/www/MY/PROJECT
find . -depth -type d -name "*\.svn" -exec rm -rf {} +