Hi guys, First, thanks for all the great work putting this together.
I'm happy to report that I've been using git-svn at my place of work for the past day and everything is running smoothly. We are using https and the repo is about 4gb with ~9k files. I've done a few updates, a few rebases, and a few commits, and everything works (though somewhat slowly). Here are my observations: * git svn fetch was pretty slow, as expected (it took roughly 30 minutes). * Using the syntax "git svn fetch -r xxxx" will fail silently if there is a space between the -r and the revision number. Cygwin Git has the same issue so it's not a bug with anything anyone here has done. But it's something to watch out for. * The first call to "git gc --prune" was also really slow (~15 minutes). Recommend this is done immediately after the initial fetch. * At one point I thought "git svn rebase" was stuck because it was taking a ridiculous amount of time. But it turned out that it was just being helpful by calling "git gc" for me, which took a while. * And finally, an actual issue for msysgit. Calling "git svn show- ignore" produced this: # / /Debug /Release /.sconsign.dblite HTTP Path Not Found: PROPFIND request failed on '/!svn/bc/4059/apps': '/!svn/bc/4059/apps' path not found at c:/Program Files/Git/bin/git- svn line 1869 (So it correctly found the svn:ignores for the top-level directory, but failed when trying to find them under "apps") I will try to put together a test case or patch if that last one turns out to not be an obvious fix. Thanks again! Andy
