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SpokaneDude
SpokaneDude

Reputation: 4974

How can I straighten out my Git local repository (I used XCode's Source Control)

I created what I thought was a Git repository named GitRepos.git. I have been using XCode5 to commit my changes to the local repository. This is what I see when I select Source Control in XCode 5:

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Originally, this particular project was under Subversion (with 11 .svn files in random folders, which I attribute to XCode's Source Control problems); so I deleted all of the .svn folders and tried to create a new local Git repository. When I did this, I felt there should have been ONE trunk, not 11 of them. When I look at the SurveyorLeveling folder in Finder, there is only ONE .git folder (as seen in the image below) as it should be; I haven't a clue where all of the Trunks came from.

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So my question is: How do I straighten this mess out?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 139

Answers (1)

Tommie C.
Tommie C.

Reputation: 13181

Please see this answer (link) on how to move properly from svn to git. Git typically has a master, origin, and clones. You will probably need to merge any changes and checkout a new project so that you have a single svn project and then you could try the svn to git script (link). Hopefully that will help, if so please accept the answer otherwise provide some feedback.

Upvotes: 1

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