My company uses Subversion for their SCM. I'd like to start using git
on my dev box to eventually show how useful it is. We're working on a
new deploy process that involves merging changes into an svn branch.
I have a feeling this will be accomplished much more easily with Git,
however I also know our team will not take kindly to switching SCM
products at the moment. I couldn't find this in the documentation,
but is is possible to use git-svn to merge changes from a git
repository into a particular Subversion branch?
Thanks all!
Joe Fiorini
http://www.faithfulgeek.org // agile web development
I'll take that as a no? :-)
-Joe
On Mar 27, 2008, at 1:30 PM, Joe Fiorini wrote:
My company uses Subversion for their SCM. I'd like to start using
git on my dev box to eventually show how useful it is. We're
working on a new deploy process that involves merging changes into
an svn branch. I have a feeling this will be accomplished much more
easily with Git, however I also know our team will not take kindly
to switching SCM products at the moment. I couldn't find this in
the documentation, but is is possible to use git-svn to merge
changes from a git repository into a particular Subversion branch?
Thanks all!
Joe Fiorini
http://www.faithfulgeek.org // agile web development
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You can either use SVN-specific tools, namely svn merge or svnmerge,
or GIT-specific tools, namely git merge, git rebase or git cherry
pick. If you choose the latter, once done you can simply git-svn
dcommit your changes.
Cheers,
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