In general, this isn't precisely possible, because Git has a different data-model than Subversion, which is probably why you don't see many tools automating this.
Tags: In Git, a tag is just a pointer to a revision. In Subversion, a tag is a separate revision of the repository, represented by a separate path. Branches: Git tracks merging of branches with a special merge-commit object, whereas Subversion uses the merge-info property. The discrepancy can lead to subtle differences over time. So I'm not sure you can find a fully automated tool to migrate either direction. However, having said all that, try the "git-svn" connector. Here's someone with a similar sounding task: http://www.draconianoverlord.com/2010/03/05/existing-git-into-svn.html Eric On Tue, Jul 10, 2018 at 8:30 AM Martin Sauer <ms-m...@gmx.de> wrote: > Hello, > > I want to migrate my git project archive to subversion. In the internet > I can't find only infos about migrate from subversion to git. > > Can you tell me how I can migrate my projects to svn? > > Thank your for your help. > > BR > > martin > > >
