Troy Telford <ttelford.groups@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> My 'dummy' repo was imported using git-svn.
> My 'real' repo was imported using git-svnimport.
>
> Having not read any of the code, I'm just taking a wild guess; but is it
> reasonable to say that since the repository was originally imported to git
> using git-svnimport (rather than git-svn), git-svn doesn't have some of
> the data it needs to push to the remote svn repo?
Exactly, git-svn needs the git-svn-id: lines at the end of each commit
for 'commit' and 'dcommit' to work. So using a repo created by
git-svnimport will not work.
'commit-diff' will work, however it's intended as a low-level command
('commit' should be that, too).
> Would it be reasonable to use git-svn to import the SVN repository into a
> new git repo, and then rebase from the old git-svnimport'ed repo into the
> new git-svn imported one? (did that even make sense?!?)
Yes, something along those lines would work.
--
Eric Wong
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