Hi,
The project I'm tracking changed servers a couple months ago. To simulate
the svn-switch, I edited the svn-remote.url to the new location. `git-svn
fetch`, `git-svn dcommit`, and the like seemed to work ok.
When a new release branch came out, I tried adding
svn-remote.branches = releases/*:refs/remotes/svn/*
`git-svn fetch` pulled the new branch. However, it created a whole new
history for this branch (new git commits from the beginning of the SVN
repo).
Is there some way to tell git/git-svn to connect these two histories?
Pictorially, I have
SVN1@a---SVN2@a---SVN3@b---SVN4@b---SVNtrunk
SVN1@b---SVN2@b---SVN3@b---SVN4@b---SVNbranch
and want
SVN1@a---SVN2@a---SVN3@b---SVN4@b---SVNtrunk
\--SVNbranch
Similarly, if someone cloned a git repo full of git-svn-id's (which
indicate that an svn --switch occurred) but without any matching git-svn
data, is there a way to `git-svn fetch` from the new SVN repo and
autoconnect the git commits?
Thanks,
Daniel
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