git-svn

问题 Ran command git svn clone "SVN URL". It works fine till 4568 commits, but then it gets after this commit giving the error stated in title. 回答1: this seems to be because the default log-window-size is too small. When you get error, from the new git repo, try running: git svn fetch --log-window-size=4000 You can experiment with the actual number, but 4000 was the magic number for me. 回答2: git-svn is not the right tool for one-time conversions of repositories. It is a great tool if you want to

问题 I had installed git by downloading the tar ball and then doing the following steps ./configure --prefix=/scratch/custom/git make make install But after running these commands, I still see that git is created under /usr/local as below bash-4.1$ whereis git git: /usr/bin/git /usr/local/git /usr/share/man/man1/git.1.gz I would like to remove and reinstall again how do i do the same? 回答1: If make unistall doesn't work, as mentioned here, uninstalling on linux, try make install again, capturing

问题 I had installed git by downloading the tar ball and then doing the following steps ./configure --prefix=/scratch/custom/git make make install But after running these commands, I still see that git is created under /usr/local as below bash-4.1$ whereis git git: /usr/bin/git /usr/local/git /usr/share/man/man1/git.1.gz I would like to remove and reinstall again how do i do the same? 回答1: If make unistall doesn't work, as mentioned here, uninstalling on linux, try make install again, capturing

问题 Foreword We have a big SVN repository (200k+ commits and hundreds of branches and tags). A big, ominous, unmaintainable, frustrating mess. To work more efficiently, about a year ago I did a git svn clone on my development machine, so I locally develop on GIT and then push to SVN. We're now thinking about splitting up the repository and move the main development branches to git, or at least to move our development branch on git. Since I have my local git repository, I wanted to do some test by

问题 I'm trying to checkout a svn repository with git using the following command on Windows 7: git.exe svn clone "https://..." "D:\repo" However, no matter what other options I try to use, the following error occurs: svn: E235000: In file 'subversion/bindings/swig/perl/libsvn_swig_perl/swigutil_pl.c' line 1666: assertion failed (get_current_pool_cb != NULL) I am using the newest git version 2.27.0 Any ideas what could be the issue here? Is ist possible, that the https authentication of the svn

问题 I'm trying to checkout a svn repository with git using the following command on Windows 7: git.exe svn clone "https://..." "D:\repo" However, no matter what other options I try to use, the following error occurs: svn: E235000: In file 'subversion/bindings/swig/perl/libsvn_swig_perl/swigutil_pl.c' line 1666: assertion failed (get_current_pool_cb != NULL) I am using the newest git version 2.27.0 Any ideas what could be the issue here? Is ist possible, that the https authentication of the svn

问题 I am in the process of migrating svn repositories to git, using git svn clone, then pushing the clone to a remote origin to act as the new git repository. Using this process I have successfully migrated 34 svn repos so far, but during the git svn clone process, 4 have failed due to the following error Command: git svn clone --authors-file=authors.txt svn+ssh://git@server/path/to/SVN/project/trunk/repo_name repo_name.git Resulting in the error: Svndiff data contains backward-sliding source

问题 My SVN structure is like this: / |-- Branch1 |-- Branch2 |-- Branch3 ... How can I clone this into a git repository preserving the branches (i.e. not flat history)? Bonus question: How to clone only a subset of the SVN branches into a new git repository? 回答1: I believe that in SVN branches are just folders, its just a convention. Git actually works with branches. With this the approach becomes easier. As you need to fetch the data from SVN repository you will need to create remote for it.

问题 I'm trying to do all of my branching and merging via git-svn , however I'm hung up on the branching in subversion. Our admin tells me that I have full read/write permissions on the repo, and I CAN fetch the latest code. For a test, I deleted my ~/.subversion/svn.simple directory and ran this. 04:13 pm [214423L] C:\Dev\MyFooApp.Bar [master] $ git svn fetch Authentication realm: <https://code:443> VisualSVN Server Password for 'cflorell': {my password} 04:14 pm [214423L] C:\Dev\MyFooApp.Bar