On Nov 3, 2010, at 12:33 PM, Christian Ohm wrote: > he git repo on gitorious doesn't have all the history from svn, which makes it > somewhat painful to retrace old changes. My local git-svn repo was way better > in that regard. Is there a way to redo the repo from svn, doctor the > transition > from old to new svn (berlios to gna) to give continuous history, clean it up > with svn2git, and put all new commits on top of that?
This is git, (so in keeping with git=MacGyver) there is a way (perhaps even more than one); the real question is what is the cost of doing so and is the outcome worth that cost? Being far more of an hg person than a git person I have no idea what those ways and their costs might be. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Web Sites: http://dak180.users.sourceforge.net/
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