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Using Git as subversion client
http://git-scm.com/
Help:
git help svn
Set up svn mirror, done only once
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Create a new directory e.g 'kst', and init your git repository with the svn path
git svn init svn+ssh://YOU_USERNAME@svn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/work/kst/portto4/kst
Download the author mapping file into your new 'kst' folder from,
https://github.com/downloads/syntheticpp/kst/.svn-author-file
or copy it from a svn checkout. Without this file git doesn't know the name
and email address of the committer.
Configure git to use this file:
git config --add svn.authorfile .svn-author-file
Then get all commits
git svn fetch
this will take a while. (It is possible to start at a later revision,
for instance -r1307223, but then it is not possible to use other remote branches)
When finished there is an internally managed remote branch 'git-svn',
listed by 'git branch -r'.
Update the current local branch ('master' by default) with the fetched
svn commits:
git svn rebase
Update existing repository with svn commits
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git svn fetch
git svn rebase
Rebase errors
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When there are errors while rebasing, fix the mentioned <files>
then
git add <files>
git rebase --continue
Committing
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First commit your changes to your local branch
git commit "message" -a
then commit to the svn repository
git svn dcommit
History
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Browse history offline with a git-GUI gitk, gitg, qgit, ...
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