[git-users] How can i know who deleted git branch?

hi.. I want to know history of branch.. if someone deleted branch... or made branch... Anybody know this?? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Git for human beings" group. To post to this group, send email to git-users@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe

[git-users] Aw: Re: Submitting into SVN using Git commit entries

(this is a reply to your second email, my first mail was a reply to your first one) > > > > I > can see how this works and I like the idea, although what would happen if > people share code in the Git repository before subm

[git-users] Aw: Submitting into SVN using Git commit entries

Hum.. I can certainly understand that this would be a useful feature. It would be kinda like a reverse authormap (git svn fetch -A). Unfortunately, git-svn doesn't support this. I can imagine how it could be implemented, using an array of prepared ~/.subversion/auth files for each author, and t

[git-users] Re: Submitting into SVN using Git commit entries

I thought I should add a few more details. I'm using https to access the SVN server. I was expecting that all commits in Git would go through the same gateway from where the original source came from, but according to the following website, that's a bad idea. http://blog.tfnico.com/2010/10/gitsv

[git-users] Submitting into SVN using Git commit entries

Hello, I'm setting up a shared git-svn gateway, but am running into a few problems. The one I'm stuck on now is this: I want all commits that occurred in Git to be submitted back into SVN as the correct user. No matter what I try to do, all dcommits go into SVN as myself. How can I submit into