Original researched by Hans. Shared on CSDN.
What can it do for us: Migrate a single project from a specify repository to a new svn repository and keep all commit history/Log. E.g. This is the layout of old svn server / repos/ DL/ trunk/ branches/ tags/ Some other projects... Xotix/ trunk/ branches/ tags/ And this is the layout of our new svn server / repos/ ProjectA/ trunk/ branches/ tags/ Some other projects... EMRepos/ <new empty repository> Our task is migrate Xotix to new sver server, and it's better to separate with other team projects. Here are the cmds what we need: 1. Backup the old repository base on the reversion number of target project (NOTE: the result dump file can NOT be loaded to new svn repository directly) svnadmin dump D:\Repositories\repos --incremental -r 35860:38312 > D:\35860.dump 2. Filter target project (NOTE: the path is case sensitive, and the '/' is also improtent) svndumpfilter include /Xotix /Xotix/trunk /Xotix/branches /Xotix/tags < 35860.dump > Xotix.dump 3. Load project to new svn repository svnadmin load D:\Repositories\EMRepos < Xotix.dump Combine step 1 & 2: svnadmin dump D:\Repositories\repos --incremental -r 35860:38312 | svndumpfilter include /Xotix /Xotix/trunk /Xotix/branches /Xotix/tags > D:\Xotix.dump For more info about the cmd, you can refer to this link: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.8/svn.reposadmin.maint.html