On 2008.12.08 11:23:46 -0800, davetron5000 wrote:
I'm using git-svn to interact with an SVN repo that has branches.
After my clone via:
git svn clone $REPO/main -T trunk -b branches -t tags
my 'master' branch pointed to one of the branches in svn and not to
the main trunk. (my .git/config looked correct for svn interaction,
i.e. trunk pointed to the right place).
Just to clear up that bit as well. when the "fetch" finishes (which is
part of the clone process), git-svn checks if there is a master branch,
and if not, it creates one from the last commit it created. So if your
last svn commit was to branch XYZ and not to trunk, master will
reference that commit on branch XYZ.
Björn