This installation assumes CentOS/Redhat/AWS platforms and an already working svn repository where users access via ssh+svn.
#Subversion mirroring how to#
So here is how to both set up the mirror and set up the permissions so that post-commit can run. Each ssh+svn user comes in as themselves when a commit is being made, but that user often does not have permissions to a) run the post-commit hook and/or b) run commands in the post-commit script. Post-commit configuration usually fails due to permission problems. Many administrators can’t get the post-commit to do anything at all the post-commit “never runs” with no hint of failure and no logged errors. Unfortunately getting this to work is frustrating. These capture every change as it happens. The more elegant approach is to set up post-commit hooks. Hammers and mirrors do not work well together. But do you really want cron pounding away at subversion all the time and pulling changes out like a rusty nail? Bang, bang, bang and any change is pushed to a mirror via svnsync. Many svn mirror implementations take the hammer approach by running a cron job every minute to poll for changes. In the latter anycodings_subgit case, I'm afraid, there is no way to get anycodings_subgit the history of the branch as SVN Mirror anycodings_subgit add-on won't be able to recognize and anycodings_subgit trace the history.Using svnsync, ssh+svn, and post-commit hooks That anycodings_subgit is, if the "taggedTrunk" was created by anycodings_subgit copying, say, "feature1", then adding it anycodings_subgit to the mapping trunk = Project A/branches/taggedTrunk:refs/heads/developmentīranches = Project A/branches/feature1:refs/heads/feature1 In the former case anycodings_subgit the history can be obtained by adding anycodings_subgit the source branch into the mapping. It is important where the "taggedTrunk" anycodings_subgit branch was tagged from and how exactly anycodings_subgit has it been created, by copying the anycodings_subgit source directory with 'svn copy' so anycodings_subgit that the copying information is present anycodings_subgit in the SVN history, or by copying with anycodings_subgit regular operating system "copy" and anycodings_subgit adding then so that this operation is anycodings_subgit reflected in the history as a simple anycodings_subgit adding, not copying.
#Subversion mirroring full#
Just to clarify, we're not trying to mirror anycodings_subgit the entire repo - in our Git repo we only anycodings_subgit want 1 branch having the full history Trunk = Project A/branches/taggedTrunk/:refs/heads/developmentīranches = Project A/branches/*:refs/heads/* trunk = Project A/branches/taggedTrunk:refs/heads/developmentīranches = Project A/trunk:refs/heads/originalTrunk Our structure in SVN is anycodings_subgit similar to the following, where "trunk" is anycodings_subgit the origin branch, "feature1" was tagged anycodings_subgit from "trunk, "feature2" was tagged from anycodings_subgit "feature1" and "taggedTrunk" is the branch anycodings_subgit that needs to be mirrored: /Project Aġ. Is there a way to anycodings_subgit mirror only a branch while maintaining full anycodings_subgit SVN history in Git? However, the anycodings_subgit mirroring only shows the history from when anycodings_subgit the branch was tagged.
anycodings_subgit I've been using the Subgit SVN Mirror plugin anycodings_subgit on Bitbucket to do this. I've been tasked with mirroring only a anycodings_subgit specific branch from our SVN repo with a anycodings_subgit full history, the branch that has to be anycodings_subgit mirrored has been tagged/cut sevral times.
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