On 04/06/2010 08:31, Yury V. Zaytsev wrote:
Hi guys!
I just want to share something that came to my mind. I am definitively
tired of waiting for 5-10 minutes for my local svn checkout to update.
By contrast, I've been using git for version control on some other
projects and it's proved to be crazy fast, way much faster the svn in
this respect.
But you can, with svn, just checkout the bit of tree you want to be
working on and ignore the rest!
Similarly with git-svn you can just work on one set of the tree.
I think I can create a git mirror of the current svn repository and
publish it for anyone to use / try to use it with git-svn bridge for
some time. If it proves itself drastically quicker than svn maybe we can
consider a migration.
I don't have a host (big enough) for it though ATM. If anyone is willing
to provide me with a small VM to this end this would be very welcome.
Hosting it wont be a problem, if we can workout exactly how the tree is
going to be split. Are you proposing that the entire svn repo is
imported into one single git repo ?
I am really not sure how productive that is going to be.
- KB
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