I have been migrating from subversion to mercurial piecemeal and this has created a bit of a tangle. I had an old SVN server (pre 1.4) to start with so here is what happened.
This question is very similar to the one posed in this question, but I\'m having some issues following the workaround.
I\'m forking a project\'s SVN repo and need to integrate into my Mercurial repo. To keep things simple I have a local hgsubversion repo and a local hg repo. However both the mercurial and hgsubversion
I\'ve setup a SVN Server by using the VisualSVN Server, and have the TortoiseSVN, TortoiseHg, hgsubversion installed in my development PC. I can successfully CLONE the SVN repo from the SVN Server, an
I need to do some research about sources in a svn-deleted path in our company svn repository. Since I need to work a lot with annotate, I want to have the history in mercurial or git. I tried so far:
For development we use Mercurial repository as wrapper for SVN repo for code-review in the project. Everything is working fine: developers are getting changes and commit own changes into Mercurial rep
The problem is that I\'d like to be able to use Mercurial, or git, as a front end for development, but have changesets and updates made in Subversion, typically in an integration branch or something t
I\'ve began work in an SVN repository. I\'ve cloned a subfolder of it into a local Hg repo with hg clone.
I\'m using Mercurial to talk to a Subversion repository, and the repository is currently using SVN externals to pull in another repository.
I have a base repository, located at /home/bla/repo/BASE_REPOSITORY I create a new repository, located at /home/bla/repo/new
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