Git svn - one git repo per folder (pull once)

Question

I have a very old svn repository in front of me and need to commit it to git. The issue is that I'm looking for a way to create a git per remote folder.

The basic structure of svn is the following :

https://remote-svn/svn/project
------Project1
-----------------Branches
-------------------------------Branche1
-------------------------------Branche2
-------------------------------Branche3
-----------------Tags
-------------------------------Tag1
-------------------------------Tag2
-------------------------------Tag3
-----------------Trunk
------Project2
...
------Project3
...
------Project4
...
------Project5
...

Is is possible to create one git per remote folder with the underlying branches ?

See my answer in https://stackoverflow.com/a/50142471/4175515. Whit svn2git you can pass where the branch and tags are with arguments. — Joao Vitorino, May 02 '18 at 19:52

score 1 · Accepted Answer · answered Apr 27 '18 at 16:54

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Clone projects one by one:

git svn clone -s https://remote-svn/svn/project/Project1
git svn clone -s https://remote-svn/svn/project/Project2
git svn clone -s https://remote-svn/svn/project/Project3
…

answered Apr 27 '18 at 16:54

phd

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Well I guess it's time to pull all the project names and hope the content are clean. – rXp Apr 30 '18 at 14:23

Git svn - one git repo per folder (pull once)

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