If you want to use a svn repository for storing your changes, but the code base is on git this is my way of doing so:
1.: Get the git repo:
git clone git://path/to/git/repo.git/
2.: Add the svn remote information to git: (.git/config)
[svn-remote "repository"]
url = http://path/to/svn/repo/
fetch = :refs/remotes/repository
3.: Fetch the svn source:
git svn fetch repository
4.: Checkout that svn branch into a local branch:
git checkout -b local-svn repository
5.:
git-svn rebase
6.: Get merges from master branch:
git merge master
7.: Commit changes:
git-svn dcommit
If you want to use a svn repository for storing your changes, but the code base is on git this is my way of doing so:
1.: Get the git repo:
git clone git://path/to/git/repo.git/
2.: Add the svn remote information to git: (.git/config)
[svn-remote "repository"]
url = http://path/to/svn/repo/
fetch = :refs/remotes/repository
3.: Fetch the svn source:
git svn fetch repository
4.: Checkout that svn branch into a local branch:
git checkout -b local-svn repository
5.:
git-svn rebase
6.: Get merges from master branch:
git merge master
7.: Commit changes:
git-svn dcommit
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