> > On Tue, November 25, 2008 19:29, R??my-Christophe Schermesser wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I am currently working on 3 different patches for the LSC. >> >> I do not want (and can not ?) create a new branch on the svn. >> >> It is becoming very difficult to use .patch and .diff to manage these >> three >> patches. >> >> So, I think using git is a very good answer to my problem. I would be >> able >> to have 3 branches locally and never bother anyone with my mad patches. >> I >> would not have to manage .diff files and I would still be able to keep >> track >> of the changes in the trunk and in my mad branches. >> >> Are you sure you do not want to migrate from svn to git ? :) > > IIRC, a very recent discussion on this list said "yes" to that question. > Now it needs doing... any pointers to migration tools/guides from SVN to > GIT would be most welcome. > > It's my opinion (but that only engages me) that if no one on this list at > the moment knows git well enough to set it up, then using it is going to > be a problem. So speak up git users...
I never used git. But reading some docs, commands seems very simple for checkout/update/commit. Cl?ment.
