On 2007-03-11 12:38:31 +0100, Georg Lohrer wrote:
> But times ago I have had the idea of not using the traditional
> structure of subversion for some of my repositories but using the
> repository directly as single directory - no trunk, no tags, no
> branches. That was because I thought only a geek would have the
> "complicated" way for only a few files without any need for tags and
> branches. And now the git-svnimport does not seem to be able to
> handle a SVN-repos structure like mine:
>
> ~/svnrepos/
> |------- projectA
> |---- foo.cpp
> |---- foo.h
>
> I want to import projectA into git _with_ the commit-history (there
> are of course no tags and no branches). Is there a way to do that
> with git-svnimport? Or do I have to throw away all the details,
> checkout projectA and reimport it as initial version with git?
You could try something like this:
trunk: svnrepos/projectA
tags: svnrepos/dummytags
branches: svnrepos/dummybranches
I haven't tested, but I think that kind of maneouver should work.
--
Karl Hasselström, kha@xxxxxxxxxxx
www.treskal.com/kalle
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