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前提条件大きなSVNリポジトリがあり、その中のディレクトリの1つのディレクトリがソースコードのディレクトリ。他はドキュメントやmysqldumpなんかが入っているソースコードのディレクトリのみ svn checkout して更新するという運用をしていたgit化したいただし、ソースコード以外のディレクトリはサイズが大きいので、リポジトリに含めたくない試したことgit svn clone -s --prefix svn/ http://my-svn-server/svn/myproject/ myproject→ドキュメントやmysqldumpなんかが含まれた巨大な myproject リポジトリができる
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git svn Item is out of date
git svn Item is out of date
From my experience, git svn is troublesome but sometimes you have no choice.
Using only svn or only git is fine. I used to love svn and switched over to git primarily due to it’s user-friendly structure and interfaces. Unfortunately using git and svn together with a git repository pushing to a subversion trunk branch or some similar setup can get tricky.
I’m not an expert with git svn but I do…
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git svn workflow - feature branches and merge
git svn workflow – feature branches and merge
I am using git-svn with the following workflow now
git clone <SVN TRUNK URL> #done once
subsequently when I work on a feature
git branch featureZ git checkout featureZ #make edits for featureZ git commit git checkout master git svn rebase # fetch changes from server git checkout featureZ #go back to branch #git merge master git rebase master #get the changes from SVN->master onto the branch…
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Converting svn repositories to git with Kafka
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SVN really sucks, every time i use it i find myself rolled up in a ball on the floor crying after about 20 minutes. And unfortunately for me, some of the very old projects i work on now and again are based in SVN repositories.
The great project svn2git seemed like a dream come true when i stumbled upon it, although I found out pretty quickly that it just doesn't seem to want to play ball with repositories hosted on unfuddle, which the majority of our projects are.
This is where the idea for kafka came along, I needed a quick and hassle free way to convert our old SVN repositories to git, for sanity and general productivity. Loosely based on svn2git kafka is a tiny little ruby gem which uses the power of git-svn to convert svn repositories to git.
To give Kafka a try, simple install the gem with rubygems:
gem install kafka
Kafka is in it's pretty early stages, as in version 0.0.2, so it does have it's limitations. The largest being it will only work with SVN repo's using the standard SVN repo layout:
- trunk - branches - git
For a step-by-step guide and more information you'll want to head to the github for the project.
Kafka on Github
