December 2008
Intermediate to advanced
184 pages
4h 47m
English
The ability to receive and send commits to and from a Subversion repository is one of the many finishing touches that sets Git apart from all the other DVCSs. These are a few of the more common commands used when working with a remote SVN repository. You can find out more about them in Chapter 10, Migrating to Git.
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prompt> git svn clone <svn repository> |
Use this if you are cloning a repository that uses the
standard trunk, branches,
and tags repository structure:
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prompt> git svn clone -s <svn repository> |
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prompt> git svn clone -T <trunk path> ... |