svndumpfilter has nothing common with revision ranges, svnadmin dump can be used with -r LOWER:UPPER option, svnlook youngest give you latest revision in repo. ...
Thank you all for your answers. I know the best practice to work with Subversion is with edit-merge method. I have always used it. But in this case, it is mandatory the use of files lock. And other problem is that the new server environment has a different OS and...
No. Manually editing the repository database files is never "reasonably safe". It is much safer, and probably in the end much easier, just to do the dump/filter/load using svn tools.
svnrdump generates the same dump as svnadmin dump. According to the red book: The svnrdump program is, to put it simply, essentially just network-aware flavors of the svnadmin dump and svnadmin load subcommands, rolled up into a separate program. The only difference between the two is that svnadmin dump operates...
You need to use two(2) revision arguments (start and end revision). The dump command will dump all paths in start revision and stores the next revisions(until end revision) as deltas. The correct command should be: svnadmin dump C:\SVNLOCAL\SVNRepos -r 0:1069 >r1069.dump You should not remove the last revision from your...