Hello list
We had in our svn repo, the following structure:
svn
|_Project1
|_subproject1
|_branches
|_branch1
|_branch2
|_trunk
|_tags
|_tagv1
|_Non-JavaProject
|_subproject
|_Project2
|_AnotherSubproject
|_SubSubproject
|_Subproject2
|_branches
|_tags
|_Subproject3
|_trunk
|_Subproject4
|_Subsubproject
|_branches
|_tags
|_trunk
These projects have been later bundled together into one trunk, something
like:
svn/mainProject/trunk/_Project1svn/mainProject/trunk/_Project1/subproject1svn/mainProject/trunk/Project2/AnotherSubproject/SubSubproject
We would like to move this project to git. git-svn does not follow svn
move/copy, so I created out of each directory with trunk/tags/branch
structure a git-svn repository. It is possible to to find the latest
commits in the old heirarchy and the first commit in the new structure, and
create a graft point with one child and several parents, but this does not
help, as its not possible to tell that svn/project1/subproject1 is the
parent of svn/mainproject/trunk/project1/subproject1/
Is it possible to build this relation, for example using git branch-filter
--tree-filter? lets say the last commit in svn/project1/subproject1 is x,
while this project was moved under
svn/mainproject/trunk/project1/subproject1/ in commit y, how can I build
this relation?
Thanks
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