You can also manually configure a git repo pointing to a non-standard setup by telling git svn about the specific location as such: $ git svn clone svn://internal-repo/Project Project -trunk=trunk -branches=maintenance/* -prefix=git-svn/ To the git clone in command line : git svn clone svn://internal-repo/Project Project -s An alternative option is to do it from a linux machine (all the command to be run from GitBash can be run from the linux console) In case of big SVN repository, tortoise git may fail. This will take a while depending on your repository. If you get errors like the following image, you probably need to update git to a newer version.
On our case is tags and branches, but it might happen that you used tag and branch, or TAG and BRANCH, check the tags and branches directory names on SVN, otherwise they will not be cloned. Make sure that if you want to get the SVN Tags and Branches, the names after Tags: and Branch: correspond to tag and branch folder you use on SVN. Insert the SVN URL of your SVN project repository into URL. Verify the Directory:, select From SVN Repository, and also check Trunk:, Tags:, Branch. Right-click in the recently created folder and select the Git Clone. option. Like GroupName and press the New project button, introduce the name of your project and a short description. Go to the group where you want to have the project.
In the remote server, in our case you have to create the project before pushing the project. In this guide we will call it as the project example: SDA. Step 3: Preparation Prepare local directoryĬreate a new folder where you want to clone the repository. Go to the official website, download the latest version and install it on your Windows computer.
Go to the offcial website, Download the latest version and install it on your Windows computer. The following guide explains step by step how to migrate your SVN repository to git, keeping your history and within a Windows computer.
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