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<strong>Subversion</strong> Complete ReferenceNamesvnadmin create — Create a new, empty repository.Synopsissvnadmin create REPOS_PATHDescriptionOptionsCreate a new, empty repository at the path provided. If the provided directory does not exist,it will be created for you. 1 As of <strong>Subversion</strong> 1.2, svnadmin creates new repositories<strong>with</strong> the FSFS filesystem backend by default.While svnadmin create will create the base directory for a new repository, it will not createintermediate directories. For example, if you have an empty directory named /var/svn,creating /var/svn/repos will work, while attempting to create /var/svn/subdirectory/repos will fail <strong>with</strong> an error.--bdb-log-keep--bdb-txn-nosync--config-dir DIR--fs-type TYPE--pre-1.4-compatible--pre-1.5-compatibleExamplesCreating a new repository is this easy:$ svnadmin create /var/svn/reposIn <strong>Subversion</strong> 1.0, a Berkeley DB repository is always created. In <strong>Subversion</strong> 1.1, a BerkeleyDB repository is the default repository type, but an FSFS repository can be created usingthe --fs-type option:$ svnadmin create /var/svn/repos --fs-type fsfs1 Remember, svnadmin works only <strong>with</strong> local paths, not URLs.297

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