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I don't know how to do this in tortoise SVN so I would like to ask for help.

Say I checked out a copy from my SVN repository and put it in my PC directory at C:\MyProject.

However there are batch files in my project hierarchy that requires that I should check out the files in a directory called C:\MyProject\MySubDirectory

The batch files wont work unless I check it out in this folder C:\MyProject\MySubDirectory. Is there a command in tortoise svn to transfer my working files into another directory in my pc without synching again from the repository? It took me a day to sync all files so I am trying to find a way for this.

I tried to manually copy all my files and folder from C:\MyProject and create a folder MySubDirectory under it but I am losing SVN command or svn is losing a way to manage my files.

Any hints?

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Yiu just need to move/copy whole you checkout folder (contain hidden .svn subfolder) to new location.

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Tried it but SVN does not recognize my files as being managed. When I try to do something or edit something, the commit option is not available in tortoisesvn. Only the checkout option
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Do this:

1: Rename MyProject to MySubDirectory

2: Create a folder MyProjectinside C:\

3: Cut MySubDirectory and paste it inside MyProject

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