Changes

<blockquote>One of my requirements was that the user should not have to declare the branch structure! You'll be able to read the detailed rules on reposurgeon 2.0's manual page; the short version is that if trunk is present, then trunk, branches/*, and tags/* are treated as candidate branches, and so is every other directory immediately under the repository root. But: a candidate branch is turned into a tag if there are no commits after the copy that created it.

* [http://www.catb.org/~esr/reposurgeon/repopuller.html repopuller] comes with reposurgeon, and is a bash script for using <code>svnsync</code> to create a repo 'mirror' that can be used for reposurgery without having to hit the production repository.