Is this feasible? I would like to have the .git directory on another drive than the checkout directory.
I\'m using git-svn to work with an SVN repository. My working copies have been created using git svn clone -s http://foo.bar/myproject so that my working copy follows the default directory scheme for
We use several open source librar开发者_开发问答ies that are hosted on github. I want to be able to clone the git repositories and basically push them into our local subversion repository so I can sta
I upgraded git on my mac to 1.7.2. I can no longer get git svn clone or git svn fetch to succeed. With GIT_TRACE=2, the last words on the subject are:
I have a Git repository originally imported from Subversion.Parts of the author/committer information are wrong, which is not Git\'s fault but mostly due to sloppy committing with Subversion.
Perhaps I\'m missing something about using gi through svn, but how do I keep around a set of locally modified files without pushing those changes to subversion.
I have a 3 year old svn repo I just converted to git using git-svn.Then I cloned the new repo and want to copy it to a our main server (running ssh).
My team and I are currently working on a university project. We were given the project but it hadn\'t officially started, so we began work in GIT to get a head start. The coordinator of the project ha
I\'m just starting with git and using it to interact with an SVN repository.The svn repo is in a standard format so I configured my sandbox as
I\'m trying to use GIT-SVN but I\'m having problems getting things started. I can clone the svn-repository (or use git svn init and then git svn fetch) without any errors but after the command stops p
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