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zeroin23
zeroin23

Reputation: 1821

Can Git pull from one Subversion repository and push to another Subversion repository?

I have a development team working on one SVN repository and another team working on another SVN repository. The projects are similar but slight different hence 2 development servers.

Occasionally I would like to push and pull some features from one team to another.

Can Git do the job? Any suggestion on how to go about it? (Git beginner user)

(The 2nd SVN repository was spawned from the 1st SVN repository.)

Upvotes: 2

Views: 227

Answers (1)

Greg Hewgill
Greg Hewgill

Reputation: 994001

Although Git has features for interfacing with Subversion, it's really only designed to interface with one Subversion repository at a time.

You may be best off managing changes by managing patch files manually. Even though one Subversion repository was forked from another, git svn is going to see them as having totally different history.

Upvotes: 1

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