hi,
i'm using git-svn for projects where i don't just want to commit to
trunk but to other branches, too.
for example:
git-svn clone -s svn+ssh://vmiklos@svn.gnome.org/svn/ooo-build ooo-build
then i have a local 'master' branch and all the other branches are local
branches.
so, when i want to work in the ooo-build-2-3 branch, i do a:
git checkout -b ooo-build-2-3 ooo-build-2-3
but when i do a git svn rebase, i get:
warning: refname 'ooo-build-2-3' is ambiguous.
what am i doing wrong?
in fact i suspect that in case i would use some other branch name, like
simply '2-3' then i could get rid of this warning, but that's the
problem with using the equivalent name of the remote branch when working
in a branch locally?
probably i miss some parameter to git-svn clone so that it would prefix
the refs with some 'origin'?
thanks,
- VMiklos