Re: Parallel refactoring and git merge nightmare

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>> Hello! :)
>>
>> We are working in parallel on the refactoring of a
>> small project. The team uses SVN and I decided to give GIT a chance to
>> demonstrate it's merging capabilities I've read so much good about :).
>>
>> However
>>  - I must be doing something VERY wrong - every time I try to merge from
>>  the remote svn (git svn fetch and git merge remotebranch) into my
>> branch, I get hundreds of conflicts, mostly because of moved folders.
>
>Google is your friend
>
>https://wiki.kuali.org/display/KULRICE/git-svn+how+to
>
>http://flavio.castelli.name/howto_use_git_with_svn
>
>http://viget.com/extend/effectively-using-git-with-subversion
>
>http://java.dzone.com/articles/how-start-using-git-svn-based
>-- 
>David

I have no idea why you guys think I'm an idiot.
I have read every link I could find (most of the Pro Git book and watched several hours of git video tutorials). The problem is not with GIT-SVN, it's with the GIT merge, more specifically with a simultaneous modify and move, which conflicts probably because it is detected as a modify and delete.
Could someone please be a little more friendly, I need advice on how to solve hundreds of git merge conflicts (eg. parallel move and modify, which should have been merged automatically).

Thanks,
Lőrinc

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