On May 7, 2008, at 6:55 PM, Junio C Hamano wrote:
Being able to have a shared git-svn managed git repository that
mirrors
svn is something people have asked often enough, but the recommended
practice has always been for each to have his own copy.
Which is still sort of the case here -- it would be even better if you
could share the revision map, but that's a bigger change. All this
really does is let you skip talking to the svn server for update
operations.
Although I do not use git-svn heavily myself, I like this addition.
We
would probably want to update the in-tree doc to cover a recommended
pattern of interacting multiple git repositories with a single svn
repository on the other side?
I'll write something up. This is still pretty new (it was an itch I
had time to scratch today) so I honestly don't know yet what the
optimal workflow is going to be. But at the very least I can document
my setup as an example of something that works.
-Steve
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