Greetings from a git newbie; I'm trying to move our small dev team to git while still allowing our ceo to use tortise-svn to get latest from our svn repository. I've been able to git-svn a small demo app from the svn repo down to my local git repository, but I cannot figure out how to push that local repo to github so that the rest of the team can just git it from there. I can't seem to commit the app files without actually changing them (i.e. touch doesn't make them 'change' and become available for a commit). Is there an easy way to do this? Should I be cloning the svn repo directly to github (is that possible?) and then cloning that locally? And then git dcommit from github back to the svn repo? Or what?
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