I have a project developed with GIT and some are committed. I have only one master branch and comits are linear.
Now I have been asked to keep the source in an existing SVN and in the end I have prescribed master commit history (message and difference, prescriptively by author SVN Access.)
That is, I need to run the whole commute history again in SVN. Is this a way to automate more or less than GIT?
One thought came to my mind, but I have no clue on how to contact: I have a new blank trunk / / code> in SVN, GIT (i.e. a blank GIT Clone with SVN Clone) and resume my master change in it and replace it with DCIT.
In the future, I synchronize my GIT branch and it with SVN.
How to do this is a very detailed tutorial on Google. This is for importing Google code, but will work for any SVN repo.
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