Because I had VisualSVN already set up on Windows 7 as SVN server, and Git can support Git SVN, so will using these two be a good solution
I\'ve currently got a project on google code that I\'d like to incorporate into a project on Github. The issue is that 开发者_开发问答the SVN project is essentially just a folder of the larger projec
I\'m using git-svn to manage my bugfix branches, but it tells me that I have unmerged changes, even though if I review the SVN repo directly, I can see they have been committed too. It\'s like the reb
We useSubversion as primary VCS. And I use Git as convenient client. And now I failedto merge feature branch into release branch correctly.
I have a local branch that tracks an upstream SVN branch, in which heavy development work was done while I was also working on local changes. During that time, I have merged upstream into my own branc
I just spo开发者_JS百科tted this question about recovering from a clone done without --stdlayout. I didn\'t find documentation of this flag - what does it do?Subversion doesn\'t have any concept of br
We\'ve got a non-standard svn setup which looks like this: Root |----->Trunk ---->Projects ---> Project 1
I\'m developing a software module for an application, owned by a customer with SVN-based development process. Up to now, I have been used my own Git repository in doing so.
From what I could find around the web, it seems that using git svn is not \"persisted\". Meaning, if I git svn clone a repo开发者_StackOverflow社区sitory, then push to master and repull a fresh copy
Hoping this is not a dup, I didn\'t find any concise information on how to update a git-svn repo. I used git svn clone to import an SVN repo into git. Then, after doing some commits, I wanted to rebas