Hello,
I couldn't find anything in the manpages for this, and I don't know
where else to look for it.
As mentioned here: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/116382
, an svn repository I'm working against has a weird layout on which
git-svn chokes on. I'm working around that by using grafts to inform
git about the history of the branches. It involves some manual work
but it's fine.
Another problem I have (possibly linked) is that branches are only
detected after the first commit to them - the commit that creates the
branch is not recorded by git-svn at all. This forces me to do a
'dummy' commit from svn in order to even see the branch in git-svn.
Given that I have all the information I need (branch name, parent id),
is there any file I can manually edit to inform git-svn about my
branches?
Alternatively, and more usefully to git in general, perhaps I can have
a look at the git-svn code and add some diagnostics to see what's
failing, and provide a patch? I looked for a developer guide but
couldn't find one (only how to write tests).
Regards,
Orestis
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