On 6.8.15 1:17 , Davide Giannella wrote:
On 06/08/2015 10:17, Michael Dürig wrote:Thanks Davide for the writeup. This pretty much matches the workflow I've been using for years now and which works great. On a side note: if you want to checkout a svn branch through git svn you might first have to fetch it: git svn fetch --log-window-size 10000 afterwards you can git checkout a-new-branch the new branch.Yes you can! :) I didn't write it as I personally never use it. Normally I use the git-svn approach for development/bug fixing on trunk. For backports I tend to work directly with svn on a separate checkout. As well as when performing releases; I do them from a straight svn checkout. Maybe I'm paranoid but I prefer to limit factors :)
I'm only using it to look at branches. Never committed anything back for the same paranoia as you have ;-)
Michael
