git svn - How do I use git-svn to merge changes from trunk to a branch in svn? -
I have suggested using git-svn to merge people and commit to svn back to them .
I'm looking for a good step by step guide.
- Is it worth the trouble or should I use it only to svn.
- Do people see if I have used git and have any meta data about merge in svn?
- Can I have a clone of the trunk and I can choose 1 branch?
- Can I have a full clone or can I import from the point where the branch was made?
Is it worth the trouble or do I just do it I would like to use SVN
I think this depends on how much information you want to keep in the SVN. If you merge while using GIT, then I believe that SVN will not know where the change came from, or in other words, it looks like the SVN trunk and the branch is still different.
Do people see if I have used git and have any meta data about merge in svn?
No, it just looks like a new comment on the trunk.
Can I select a clone of the trunk and 1 branch?
If you clone your git-svn in a new GIT repo, then yes. Simply clone git-svn and remove external branches, or do directly in the git-svn repo before clone.
Here's a post that how I think most of this will apply in this situation.
Do I need a complete clone or can I import from the point where the branch was made?
Git clones will usually be a complete clone, unless you use the
- Depth option if you want to throw out the previous history, you always All commands can be changed in old or just delete the
.git directory and can init a new repository.
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