Thanks Nico, I'll have your advice in mind :)
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On Sunday, January 24, 2021 6:15 PM, Nico Kadel-Garcia nka...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 23, 2021 at 8:43 PM Ronny Machado
> ronny.mach...@protonmail.com wrote:
>
>> Hi guys,
>> I found this e-mail address in the "Version control with Subversion".
>> I've got a question, which may seem weird due to its nature...I've found a
>> hole bunch of docs and videos about how to migrate from Subversion to
>> Gitlab, but nothing addressing the other way round...Some devs wanted me to
>> implement Gitlab, which I did...but after a few months it has become a
>> nightmare, gitlab is a resource consuming beast, the admin tasks aren't so
>> "natural", lots of security holes and so on...So, for me the natural thing
>> to do is come back to he good old tried and true, Subversion
>> Any recommendation? Any doc to read? Any guide?
>
> Gitlab is not git, and if you're having trouble there, I suspect
> you'll have problems educating personnel and encouraging good workflow
> with Subversion as well. I've had good success with migrations from
> Subversion to github. I've not seen anyone try the reverse.
> If you have to do this, the "git svn" command should be useful to
> permit you to import from a git repository and export to a Subversion
> repository. It won't bring the access control or support complex
> desired layouts of branches, tags, releases, and partial repos that
> Subversion may support more easily.
