Thread (4 messages) flat view 4 messages, 3 authors, 2016-06-15

Re: Subversion integration with git

From: David Michael Barr <hidden>
Date: 2016-06-15 22:48:30

Pascal,
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My project is still in the preview phase but has enough to import 
commit-tree structure bar symlinks and executable flags. It imports 
my 22000+ commit 2.8GB dump in 4 minutes. It is currently 840 
non-comment lines of C. I aim to produce output that git-svn can
take over from.
Impressive numbers! I've converted many projects using git-svn and yes
it is slow. Just curious, does it handles branches? Can it handles not
standard layout (trunk/branch/tags)? When you have a git-svn compatible
output I would be willing to test it on a project.
My initial design target is a one-to-one translation of the subversion history to a single linear git branch. I'm working under the assumption that something like git filter-branch can be used to transform the history to a more logical representation. This should allow any subversion layout to be handled.

When I have git-svn compatible output, I'll proudly announce the first release.
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