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diff --git a/doc/source/en/TortoiseGit/tsvn_dug/dug_export.xml b/doc/source/en/TortoiseGit/tsvn_dug/dug_export.xml
index f18b362..cc4db59 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/source/en/TortoiseGit/tsvn_dug/dug_export.xml
+++ b/doc/source/en/TortoiseGit/tsvn_dug/dug_export.xml
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>\r
 <!DOCTYPE sect1 SYSTEM "../../../dtd/dblite.dtd">\r
-<sect1 id="tsvn-dug-export">\r
-       <title>Exporting a Subversion Working Copy</title>\r
+<sect1 id="tsvn-dug-export" xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude">\r
+       <title>Exporting a Git Working Copy</title>\r
+       <?dbhh topicname="HIDD_EXPORT"?>\r
        <indexterm>\r
                <primary>export</primary>\r
        </indexterm>\r
@@ -10,60 +11,38 @@
        </indexterm>\r
        <para>\r
                Sometimes you may want a copy of your working tree without any of\r
-               those <filename>.svn</filename> directories, e.g. to create a zipped\r
+               those <filename>.git</filename> directories, e.g. to create a zipped\r
                tarball of your source, or to export to a web server. Instead of\r
-               making a copy and then deleting all those <filename>.svn</filename>\r
+               making a copy and then deleting all those <filename>.git</filename>\r
                directories manually, TortoiseGit offers the command\r
                <menuchoice>\r
                        <guimenu>TortoiseGit</guimenu>\r
                        <guimenuitem>Export...</guimenuitem>\r
                </menuchoice>.\r
-               Exporting from a URL and exporting from a working copy are treated\r
-               slightly differently.\r
        </para>\r
        <para>\r
                <figure id="tsvn-dug-export-dia-1">\r
-                       <title>The Export-from-URL Dialog</title>\r
+                       <title>The Export Dialog</title>\r
                        <graphic fileref="../images/ExportURL.png"/>\r
                </figure>\r
-               If you execute this command on an unversioned folder, TortoiseGit will\r
-               assume that the selected folder is the target, and open a dialog for\r
-               you to enter the URL and revision to export from.\r
-               This dialog has options to export only the top level folder, to omit\r
-               external references, and to override the line end style for files which\r
-               have the <literal>svn:eol-style</literal> property set.\r
        </para>\r
        <para>\r
-               Of course you can export directly from the repository too.\r
-               Use the Repository Browser to navigate to the relevant subtree\r
-               in your repository, then use\r
-               <menuchoice>\r
-                       <guimenu>Context Menu</guimenu>\r
-                       <guimenuitem>Export</guimenuitem>\r
-               </menuchoice>.\r
-               You will get the <guilabel>Export from URL</guilabel> dialog described above.\r
+               <guilabel>Zip File</guilabel>zip file of export\r
        </para>\r
        <para>\r
-               If you execute this command on your working copy you'll be asked for\r
-               a place to save the <emphasis>clean</emphasis> working copy without the\r
-               <filename>.svn</filename> folders.\r
-               By default, only the versioned files are exported, but you can use the\r
-               <guilabel>Export unversioned files too</guilabel> checkbox to include any other\r
-               unversioned files which exist in your WC and not in the repository.\r
-               External references using <literal>svn:externals</literal> can be\r
-               omitted if required.\r
+               <xi:include href="./dug_chooseversion.xml"/>\r
        </para>\r
        <para>\r
                Another way to export from a working copy is to <action>right drag</action>\r
                the working copy folder to another location and choose\r
                <menuchoice>\r
                        <guimenu>Context Menu</guimenu>\r
-                       <guimenuitem>SVN Export here</guimenuitem>\r
+                       <guimenuitem>Git Export here</guimenuitem>\r
                </menuchoice>\r
                or \r
                <menuchoice>\r
                        <guimenu>Context Menu</guimenu>\r
-                       <guimenuitem>SVN Export all here</guimenuitem>\r
+                       <guimenuitem>Git Export all here</guimenuitem>\r
                </menuchoice>.\r
                The second option includes the unversioned files as well.\r
        </para>\r
@@ -74,20 +53,23 @@
                to overwrite the existing content, or to create a new folder with\r
                an automatically generated name, eg. <literal>Target (1)</literal>.\r
        </para>\r
+       <!--\r
        <tip>\r
                <title>Exporting single files</title>\r
                <para>\r
                        The export dialog does not allow exporting single files, even \r
-                       though Subversion can.\r
+                       though Git can.\r
                </para>\r
                <para>\r
                        To export single files with TortoiseGit, you have to use\r
-                       the repository browser (<xref linkend="tsvn-dug-repobrowser"/>).\r
+                       the log dialog <xref linkend="tsvn-dug-repobrowser"/>).\r
                        Simply drag the file(s) you want to export from the repository\r
                        browser to where you want them in the explorer, or use the\r
                        context menu in the repository browser to export the files.\r
                </para>\r
        </tip>\r
+       -->\r
+       <!--\r
        <tip>\r
                <title>Exporting a Change Tree</title>\r
                <para>\r
@@ -117,4 +99,5 @@
                        and you will have a plain, unversioned directory tree.\r
                </para>\r
        </sect2>\r
+       -->\r
 </sect1>\r