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Using vcsrepo with Subversion

To create a blank repository

To create a blank repository suitable for use as a central repository, define a vcsrepo without a source or revision:

vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
  ensure   => present,
  provider => svn
}

To checkout from a repository

Provide a source qualified to the branch/tag you want:

vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
    ensure   => present,
    provider => svn,
    source   => "svn://svnrepo/hello/branches/foo"
}

You can provide a specific revision:

vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
    ensure   => present,
    provider => svn,
    source   => "svn://svnrepo/hello/branches/foo",
    revision => '1234'
}

Using a specified Subversion configuration directory

Provide a configuration parameter which should be a directory path on the local system where your svn configuration files are. Typically, it is /path/to/.subversion:

vcsrepo { "/path/to/repo":
    ensure        => present,
    provider      => svn,
    source        => "svn://svnrepo/hello/branches/foo",
    configuration => "/path/to/.subversion"
}

For sources that use SSH (eg, `svn+ssh://...`)

Manage your SSH keys with Puppet and use require in your vcsrepo to ensure they are present. For more information, see the require metaparameter documentation1.

More Examples

For examples you can run, see examples/svn/

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