Il giorno sab, 22/08/2009 alle 11.40 -0700, skillzero@xxxxxxxxx ha scritto: > When I used git svn to clone a repository, it ended up pointing master > at a tag in svn instead of trunk. For example, git svn info shows the > URL for the tag instead of trunk. git log master also shows the most > recent commit is the creation of that tag in svn, but then the next > commit is the most recent commit to trunk. It's like it's mixing > things from the tag with things from trunk. The most recent commit in > svn was to create the tag that master is now pointing to in case that > matters. I had the same problem a while ago. When git-svn is done cloning you find yourself in the "master" branch (check by executing git branch) and it's content is the last svn-commit. If the last svn commit is a tag or in a branch you'll end up in that tag/branch > Is there something in the svn repository that might cause this? What's > the correct way to reset what git svn thinks master should point to? > And how should I get rid of the commit on master that created the tag > without messing up git svn (e.g. can I just git reset or will that > confuse git svn later?). execute: git branch -r it will list all the remote branches: usually one will be "trunk" if you now execute: git reset --hard remotes/trunk it will reset your current local branch (master) to the remote trunk and will start to truck that remote branch (trunk) I'm a git newbie, so if i said something wrong I hope someone will correct me. Cheers, Daniele -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html