announcing git-svnsync (server-side GIT↔SVN sync)

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Hi,
today we are announcing the first release of git-svnsync

http://git-svnsync.gforge.inria.fr/

Git-svnsync is a bi-directional server-side synchronisation tool between a git and a subversion repository.

It is based on hooks and it is designed to allow a smooth transition of projects from a subversion repository to a git repository. Git-svnsync guarantees that any branch update ('svn commit' or 'git push') is applied atomically in both repositories, thus providing a seamless experience to the developers.


At the moment the tool is minimalist (syncs only one branch), but quite useful in projects where everybody commits in trunk and it is 100% free. We have used it internally since 2013 without any major issue and hope it will be helpful for the community.

Best Regards
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Anthony Baire
IRISA/University of Rennes 1
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