On Jun 30, 2008, at 3:57 PM, Thomas Koch wrote:
In particular I want to follow the repository at:
http://pubsvn.ez.no/nextgen/
The layout is like
/trunk
/stable
|- 4.0
|- 3.9
|- 3.8
...
/releases
|- 4.0
|- 4.0r1
|- 3.9
|- 3.9r1
|- 3.9r2
I do not know, whether git-svn can create branches automatically for
each directory under /stable and one main branch for trunk or
whether I
need to create one svn-remote definition for every svn directory I
want
to track.
I'm not sure what commands git-svn uses, but it looks like the
following command should work:
git svn clone --trunk=trunk --tags=releases --branches=stable http://pubsvn.ez.no/nextgen/
nextgen
That should create a nextgen git repository with a master branch
following SVN stable, and automatically grabbing anything under stable
or releases as a new branch. (I actually marked releases as a tag but
I think git-svn treats them as branches, since they can change on the
SVN side.)
~~ Brian
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