#SUBVERSION CREATE TAG UPGRADE#

Grub prompt after upgrade to ubuntu 11-04.% git push origin -all # push all branches % git remote add origin push all tags and branches to github repository. % git branch # check work by viewing local branches and. % git tag local_tag tags/remote_tag # for each tag to migrate % git branch local_branch remote_branch # for each branch to migrate % git svn fetch # fetch remote branches and tags from svn Tags and branches are both viewed as remote branches, tags are prefixed with 'tag/'.ДЇor each branch you want to migrate, make a local branch. % git svn clone file://$(pwd)/svnrepo gitrepo/ -no-metadata -A authors.txt -stdlayout Svn repo path must be an absolute path when using file:// # git svn clone file:///pathto/svnrepo /pathto/gitrepo вЂ“no-metadata -A authors.txt -stdlayout User_a = Alpha = B Dawg create empty git repository import svn dump into svn repository from dump file svn_repo.dumpД¬reate a file called authors.txt and fill it with line separated вЂњsvn-name = git-name вЂќ pairs.push all tags and branches to github repository.pull branch and tag information from svn to git.create mapping file of svn committer to email address.This works if you don't have tags and branches to keep, or you just want a personal git checkout of a remote svn repository. Note, if you don't want to maintain the svn tags and branches, then there is a simple single step solution using git-svn. Similarly you can skip the github steps or replace them with your own 'primary git server.' If you have direct access to your svn repository, skip step one. I was sent a dump of the repository created with svndump. My repository was in 'standard layout' containing only a single tree/project. There were a more steps than I expected after reading various, selected, sources. I migrated a work repository from Subversion to Git last week. A simple and complete method for migrating from subersion to git, bringing over past tags and branches.

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