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Aditya Gandhi wrote: > Say for example right now I have a folder named A in the repository > which has a lot of subfolders and files > Eg. > A > |-----A1 > | |------A11 > | |------A12 > | > |-----A2 > |-----A3 > > I am planning to create a new directory structure where I will be moving > the complete folder A into a new folder called X as shown below > Say > X > |----------A > | |-----A1 > | | |------A11 > | | |------A12 > | | > | |-----A2 > | |-----A3 > Y > |----------B > |----------C > etc. > > My question is how can I go about doing this without disturbing the > history. You could copy it -- that would work -- but if you want the files in A to be the same as X/A, then you should use a modules definition to add the A directory to X. That way they are physically in the same place, but now effectively in two (but still share the same history / version / etc). -- Glen Starrett