SVN migration to git follow-up push

SVN moved to Git

git svn init xxx

Git svn fetch

Or

git svn clone xxx

Associate to a remote server, if it already exists, the following two select 1

Git remote RM origin   //delete Origin
git Remote add origin xxx.git   //re-add Origin

Git remote to view all remote
git remote Set-url origin xxx.git

Push to remote

Git push-u Origin master    //First push when
git push origin master       //First push, directly use this command to push changes

After the move, consider that some time SVN will continue to update, then how to synchronize it.

Open the. git/config file first to see:

[Svn-remote "SVN"]
	url = https://xxxx
	fetch =: REFS/REMOTES/GIT-SVN

If not, you can click on the above to add a bit, the same is valid

That is, REMOTES/GIT-SVN is the git clone migration time SVN repository.

$ git show-ref
ec1aab5d3a45537898a5851c843d90036aadd62e refs/heads/master
58e66ad715e9f104d2455e5aeeb9b6dd415973f9 refs/remotes/git-svn
8b6bf396ba7567dc777f30bc7769ce804f96aa4f refs/ Remotes/master
ec1aab5d3a45537898a5851c843d90036aadd62e Refs/remotes/origin/master

1. Take the remote branch and differentiate a new branch local-git-svn then synchronize the SVN commit record,

$ git checkout-b local-git-svn remotes/git-svn
switched to a new branch ' LOCAL-GIT-SVN '

2. Then sync the SVN latest commit record

Git svn fetch

3. Switch back to the master branch and perform the merge

git checkout master
git merge local-git-svn

4. Push to the remote master

Git push Origin Master

5. Finally, the LOCAL-GIT-SVN branch can be deleted

Git branch-d local-git-svn

= = = "The front is a bit complicated and can be simplified to three steps:

Git svn fetch

git merge Remotes/git-svn

Git push Origin Master