Re: sadly requesting help

On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 6:43 PM, Raymond Auge [off-list ref] wrote:

I tried using:

git svn reset --revision 49343

where 49343 is the last revision before the failure.

But I'm at git version 1.6.3.3 which doesn't support the "reset" operation.

I don't know about this option, but if it sounds like it would work,
why not just upgrade your git?  It's very easy (easier than most
programs) to compile it from source.

I tried various incantations of

git reset --hard <hash>

where <hash> matched the subversion revision obtained

You probably need something like:

    git update-ref refs/remotes/git-svn <commitid>

Where "refs/remotes/git-svn" is the ref that git-svn is using (you can
usually find this with "git branch -r" and then prepend refs/remotes/
to the name it gives you).  And <commitid> is the commit you want to
be the "most recent" one from svn.

You may or may not also need to delete your svn cache dir (.git/svn).
This should be harmless since git-svn can regenerate it later by
reading through your local commits.

MAKE SURE YOU BACKUP YOUR REPO BEFORE TRYING ANY OF THIS ADVICE.

Good luck,

Avery