RE: Using git svn rebase at quarantine environment or a feasible alternative to synchronize git and svn repositories

> Makes sense. It's certainly not impossible to have some magic "push to > git". I only wanted to point out that it's extra complexity, so if you > could do away with that aspect of it you'd save yourself some > complexity. I was going to elaborate a bit on how that can go wrong, > but I see Jeff s

RE: Using git svn rebase at quarantine environment or a feasible alternative to synchronize git and svn repositories

> As you noticed, this used to be allowed. But it's dangerous, because if > the movement of the objects out of quarantine fails, then you're left > with a corrupted ref (ditto, anybody looking at the ref after update but > before quarantine ends will see what appears to be a corrupted > repository)

RE: Using git svn rebase at quarantine environment or a feasible alternative to synchronize git and svn repositories

> > Dear members of the Git community, > > > > The enterprise I work for is planning to switch from svn to git. > > > > Before the complete switch to git we have decided to implement a scenario > > where the two SCMs live together, being the svn repository the reference. > > We also want this scena

Using git svn rebase at quarantine environment or a feasible alternative to synchronize git and svn repositories

Dear members of the Git community, The enterprise I work for is planning to switch from svn to git. Before the complete switch to git we have decided to implement a scenario where the two SCMs live together, being the svn repository the reference. We also want this scenario to be transparent for