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Create default directories

It's common practice among Subversion users to create a /trunk, /branches, and /tags directory at the root of each repository. If you'd like to do that, follow these instructions: 

svn checkout --username=*anonymous svn+ssh://*anonymous@svn.code.sf.net/p/ak-builds/svn/ ak-builds-svn
cd ak-builds-svn
mkdir trunk branches tags
svn add trunk branches tags
svn ci -m "Add initial directories"

To make the default checkout url for your repo point to your new /trunk directory instead of the root, click the icon above to unlock the project menu. Then click on icon of your SVN tool and on 'Checkout URL' in menu, add 'trunk' to the end of the url, and click 'Save.'

Import project on disk to Subversion

cd existing-ak-builds-svn
svn import svn+ssh://*anonymous@svn.code.sf.net/p/ak-builds/svn/ -m "Initial commit"

Import remote repository to Subversion

Use the repository clone tool then check out a working copy once you receive a completion email.

 
Did you get asked for your SourceForge password during this process? You can securely use your SVN repository and avoid having to re-enter your password by setting up an ssh-key.