Subdivision can be used to extract files and folders from an svn repository. Once the selected files have been chosen for extraction, Subdivision will produce a new repository containing only the selected files files and folders. This is very useful in the case where you may want to share a small subset of your repository with another party. It can also be used to extract a project into a brand new repository and continue the development only on the new repository. Subdivision uses sophisticated algorithms to analyze the svn repository’s data structure so that any required files will be identified and added to the selection for extraction. Subdivision is flexible enough to work directly off the svn server files or from a dump file, and can generate either an svn repository or a dump files as output. And of course the operation is extremely safe as the original repository is never modified by Subdivision.
Extract files from your svn repository into a new repository
Input
Can work directly off the svn repository server’s files or a dump file
Output
Can output an svn repository or a dump file
Selection
User can simply select which files or folders should be extracted into the output repository
Safety
Subdivision will warn the user if any selected files have copies that have not been selected to prevent accidentally missing out required files in the output repository
Intelligent
The Subdivision algorithms will analyze your selection and add derived selections for files that will also be extracted such as required parent folders and file ancestors
Tooltips
Subdivision offers extensive tooltip support throughout the user interface explaining many parts of the functionality. The derived selections are also explained
Details
The details view will provide information such as when a file was added, whether it is the original addition or copied from another place and all the copies that have been made from this file
History
The addition history of a file is also provided in the History view. The history shows when a file was added, moved, copied or renamed in the repository. File modifications are not shown in Subdivision