I installed Subgit because our team wants to switch an existing SVN repo to git. The structure is, as far as I can tell, pretty standard:
http://svn.local/project1/trunk < trunk
http://svn.local/project1/branches < branches
http://svn.local/project1/tags < tags
My problem is that the imported git repo contains no branches. Here is how I did the import:
CD-d to ~/git and ran subgit configure --svn-url http://svn.local/project1/trunk project1.
The result of this command was:
CONFIGURATION SUCCESSFUL
To complete SubGit installation do the following:
1) Adjust Subversion to Git branches mapping if necessary:
/home/az/git/project1/subgit/config <br>
2) Define at least one Subversion credentials in default SubGit passwd file at:
/home/az/git/project1/subgit/passwd
OR configure SSH or SSL credentials in the [auth] section of:
/home/az/git/project1/subgit/config <br>
3) Optionally, add custom authors mapping to the authors.txt file(s) at:
/home/az/git/project1/subgit/authors.txt
4) Run SubGit 'install' command:
subgit install project1
I did step 2 - added valid credentials for the SVN server. It's LDAP-enabled, if that matters, but the credentials are verified and definitely valid. I then ran subgit install project1
Output:
SubGit version 2.0.3 ('Patrick') build #2796
Translating Subversion revisions to Git commits...
Subversion revisions translated: 890.
Total time: 12 seconds.
INSTALLATION SUCCESSFUL
So I can see that it pulled some history from the SVN repo. However, executing git branch -a inside the project1 folder returns nothing. git fetch says I have to specify a remote repository, but I'm not sure what I have to put there. How can I fix this, so I can finally let others clone from the project1 repo and see the code and history?
