问题
I try to clone a path from our svn repository. The repository is secured with passwords.
I have found some subversion directories on my Windows 10 System and created symlinks for them. So it is only one directory.
I opened the git-bash and started the command
svn checkout --username myuser --password mypassword svn://myserver/myrepository/myproject/trunk
SVN created in the auth/svn.simple directory a file with my credentials. The file starts with
K 8
passtype
V 8
wincrypt
K 8
password
...
The following command is now succesful:
svn update trunk
Now I want to use git-svn:
git svn clone svn://myserver/myrepository/myproject --username myuser
But all I get is the following response:
Initialized empty Git repository in D:/mylocalprojectpath/.git/
W: Item is not readable: Item is not readable at /mingw64/share/perl5/site_perl/Git/SVN.pm line 153.
**Error from SVN, (220001): Item is not readable: Item is not readable**
All I have found about this error says that this is an authentication problem. So it seems to me that git svn does not use the stored credentials of svn.
What am I doing wrong? Some suggestions?
回答1:
The reason why git-svn does not use SVN is that it use the credentials stored at C:\Users\XXXX.subversion, which is created by git-svn but not SVN. In my case, Error from SVN, (220001): Item is not readable: Item is not readable also occur.
The solution is to move the credentials from SVN to git-svn:
- Use SVN to check out from server. Remember to save auth. This can create credentials for SVN. The files are stored at C:\Users\XXXXX\AppData\Roaming\Subversion.
- Remove the .subversion folder which is under user directory C:\Users\XXXXX if it exists. And then copy the C:\Users\XXXXX\AppData\Roaming\Subversion folder to C:\Users\XXXXX.
- Then rename it to .subversion. Since the name starts with a ".", you may need to rename it in cmd console with "rename" command.
- Finally, you can use git-svn clone.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42549463/git-svn-does-not-use-the-svn-credentials