esskov@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have an SVN repository with a number of projects in its /trunk.
> Different people have r/w-access to different subsets of these projects.
>
> When I "git-svn fetch" this repo's trunk there will be some revisions that
> I don't have access to. In SVN log they show up as empty change-sets with
> unspecified author.
> In the resulting git repo, git-fsck says "error in commit
> 92cf6ec3a55fbbfbf5aea7f0937e4b49470b9112: invalid author/committer line",
> and - as a consequence I guess - git-gc aborts.
>
> $ git show 92cf6
> commit 92cf6ec3a55fbbfbf5aea7f0937e4b49470b9112
> Author: (no author) <(no author)@xxxx>
> Date: Thu Jan 1 00:00:00 1970 +0000
Actually, it's not the author, but the date == 0 that fsck.c
has an issue with. Proposed patch to {fsck,commit}.c coming.
> I tried to run "git filter-branch --prune-empty -- --all", to simply
> discard these empty commits, but the problem remains.
>
> After some googling I found a possible work-around, using the
> --authors-file option of git-svn to map the "no author" into something
> less invalid, but I suppose that would require the list to contain every
> other committer as well?
>
> Could I somehow make "git-svn fetch" skip these empty commits,
> corresponding to revisions that the SVN user doesn't have access to?
You can pass '-r<begin>:<end>' in a way similar to "svn log"
to skip commits:
git svn fetch -r5:200
--
Eric Wong
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