#Sourcetree svn install
#Sourcetree svn full

Is that an habit that you got from another tool? Then, I don't understand why you |cat your git log command. To get more informations about git-svn, read this article: An introduction to git-svn for Subversion/SVK users and deserters.įirst of all, aren't you a hg guy? Isn't there a way to do the same with hg? Now you can play with all git commands and the GUIs (gitk, git gui)! This tutorial is short but it's enough to setup a repository. So it's not a new commit but just a reference to the master commit. You can see in the log that the commit number is the same of the commit in master branch. 'git merge master', that's all! No confirmation is asked. Commands to merge the bugfix branch with the master branch: $ git checkout bugfix The commit was done in the master branch, but bugfix branch is unchanged.

The file is now part of the master branch. gitignore: ignore generated filesġ files changed, 22 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)Ĭommit 9b3cd1e7ea620e65a71f4595e7fb1303addb7da3 # (Comment lines starting with '#' will not be included)Ĭreated commit 9b3cd1e: Create. # Please enter the commit message for your changes. Ok, the status is now clean but the file. Nothing added to commit but untracked files present (use 'git add' to track) Ignore generated files in the master branch: $ git checkout master But I prefer to do it in the master branch. Oh, we have to ignore the files generated by the compilation in our repository. Command to create a 'bugfix' branch: $ git checkout -b bugfix I prefer to create a new branch for each test/patch set. Git generated the commit number f444d8e3d3b82002d8f4d3c3ee46eef18fc99f8d for this revision. Ok, we have a local copy of the the svn revision 67000. Since Python history is old (more than 60,000 revisions), I prefer to just get the last reversion: $ git svn fetch -r67000

#Sourcetree svn full

You have to download the full svn history (git svn fetch -all) or just one revision (which is faster). Create the local git-svn repositoryĬreate the repository: $ git svn init python-trunk

#Sourcetree svn install

To install git-svn on Debian/Ubuntu, use 'apt-get install git-core git-svn'.