first steps #1
Description
This repo was created with the commands below, following the step-by-step from http://www.sailmaker.co.uk/blog/2013/05/05/migrating-from-svn-to-git-preserving-branches-and-tags-3 that is consistent with the git-svn documentation.
mkdir treebank
cd treebank
git svn init http://sweaglesw.org/svn/treebank --stdlayout --prefix=svn/
for tag in `git branch -r | grep "tags/" | sed 's/ tags\///'`; do git branch $tag refs/remotes/$tag; done
git svn fetch
The SVN repository (http://sweaglesw.org/svn/treebank/) didn’t contain branches, so I have created branches for the two tags I found: foo and packard-2015. Note that these tags do not look very interesting and maybe they could be removed in the SVN repository. That would make the process even simpler, tracking only the trunk branch.
With the repository ready, I created the GitHub repository and pushed to it
git push -u origin master svn/tags/foo svn/tags/packard-2015
We don’t have automation yet. If Woodley updates its SVN, all I need to do is:
git svn fetch
git push --all -u origin
The first command retrieves the news from SVN to my local machine. The second command pushes the news to GitHub. Eventually, a new tag or branch can be created by Woodley, in that case, I may also need to create git branches for them before pushing to GitHub.
Since the FFTB is not updated very often, I feel the manual solution can work for now, but I wonder if I have any way to me informed by SVN changes. Does anyone know any alternative to subscribe to SVN changes?