this project. a And then updated for the location to store to svn code repository?

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svn switch svn+ssh://svn.mayfirst.org/srv/svn/mfpl/tags/village/0.1

 Thanks dkg. I just did a successful tag by typing: 

tag to entire mfpl repository (which has several projects in it), just village. So, I"m tempted to try:

 svn cp . svn+ssh://svn.mayfirst.org/srv/svn/mfpl/village/tags/0.01 }}  But, not sure. Any help would be appreciated. 

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 svn cp . svn+ssh://svn.mayfirst.org/srv/svn/mfpl/tags/village/0.1 

but it depends on what your current working directory is.

. https://id.mayfirst.org/jamie a subdir (the directory that is "copies are cheap" within the whole repo, you"re just making of your entire project). a shows ".../trunk/village" then your command should be the copy of trunk is the repository. You aren"t tagging the right thing. The basic SVN idea

Note that if you haven"t made any tags of the svn code repository?) – Support – Trac the I"d like

 svn mkdir svn+ssh://svn.mayfirst.org/srv/svn/mfpl/tags/village 

svn cp . svn+ssh://svn.mayfirst.org/srv/svn/mfpl/tags/0.01

more compact and more predictable (if you prefer 0.01, why not 0.001? why not 0.0001?). for delimiter, not as a One more thing: note that the version number i"m proposing is your new tag is 0.1, not 0.01. Traditional version number schemes treat the dot as a decimal point (because there are often multiple delimiters; you can"t have multiple decimal points). So 0.1 and 0.01 have identical semantics, and 0.1

to prepare the project in the dev server with:

Feel free on close this ticket once you"ve made your tag.

 svn mkdir svn+ssh://svn.mayfirst.org/srv/svn/mfpl/tags/village svn cp . svn+ssh://svn.mayfirst.org/srv/svn/mfpl/tags/village/0.1 the But, I"m confused because I don"t want 

How do I tag the tags

 I think I should cd into my local working directory and type: