Tim Gossett wrote:
I haven't updated the GitHub repo in a while because I'm not sure how to
have a slave git repo sync up with a master SVN repo. Anyone?
It looks like you *should* just be able to do this in your local repository:
git svn rebase # pull trunk changes from svn
git svn dcommit # push git changes to svn
git push # push to remote repository (github)
But there are a zillion caveats in the docs, so that may or may not work so
well in practice with github. It sounds like you're better off keeping a
local repository that's used for nothing but the git-svn syncing:
http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-svn.html
(See the Basic Examples section, which is anything but basic)
Jay Levitt
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